Hamsters Reviews

Christmas is on the way and if your family is anything like mine, the requests for Wiis, XBOXes, DSes and other unpronouncable electronic consumables are flooding in faster than you can say 'Santa has a bit of a painful overdraft'. Then, in a flash of inspiration you realise that getting a small rodent-like pet would be just to thing to ...  Read the complete review

I have had hamsters for as long as I can remember. They make a great companion and a loving addition to any household! The hamsters I have had over the years have all had very different personalities. My current hamster is the type that wants to bite everything and is harder to handle than the majority of the other hamsters I have ...  Read the complete review

==Hamsters== Preparing for your hamster Hamster cages: Hamster cages are the most expensive thing you will buy when it comes to a Hamster so if you are going to spend money, make sure you buy a reasonably good cage. Make sure the bars aren't widely separated as the hamster can squeeze through, believe me it ...  Read the complete review

I've had many hamsters in my life - I've loved every one of them. All my hamsters have been Syrians - they make excellent pets which I've been told can't be said for dwarves. For very little care and attention they'll provide you with hours of affection. They're also really funny at times and are, of course, the cutest things you'll ever ...  Read the complete review

I had a hamster about 1 year ago for 2 years and I got another one a month ago. I love them! My hamster cost's me about £5 a week. This is spent on vitamin drops, food, toys, nibbles, treats, anti-bacterial spray, wood shavings and soft bedding. *About hamsters* Hamsters come in different colours and they love playing ...  Read the complete review

we have many pets here. you name it we've had it at some point. but my five year old recently reaslied none of these pets had been "her" pets. she wanted something she could look after. clean out, name, feed, play with and just to be hers. so after much deliberation we decided on a syrian hamster. the reasoning behind this was simple. we ...  Read the complete review

Hamsters are an easy to look after pet, perfect for responsible children. Hamsters are a small fluffy rodent that come in many different varieties, the most common is the Syrian hamster which is a golden colour and is the easiest to look after, you can also get dwarf hamsters that are very cute but their lifespan is not so long. ...  Read the complete review

Hamsters well what can I say!... they're funny little creatures... literally! I had hamsters when I was younger, in my teens, mum and dad finally gave in and said I could have one! They are great because they are indoors, extremely easy to look after but boy do they get up to mischief!! My first hamster - dimples! was lovely, ...  Read the complete review

Hamsters are the perfect childhood gift... until it comes to hugging. Hamsters are quite an easy pet for children to take care of, with or without supervision. It only needs cleaning out twice a week and when I was younger I always found the process incredibly easy. Feeding it when it's ball was empty and topping up the water are the ...  Read the complete review

I acquired my first hamster around a year ago. What a delight he is. My view of hamsters has changed since owning one myself. Previously, I merely thought of them as rodents and thats about it. However upon having one myself, I have seen that they are much more than merely rodents. Each has its own personality which is fascinating to watch. How a ...  Read the complete review

I have owned 2 hamsters and feel i am in the position to give some vital advise to those considering buying one. These wee furries are very cute but i woulnt say necessarily the best pet for a small child. They have sharp teeth and move very quickly and are great escape artists so if yours does escape you may be in for more tears than it is ...  Read the complete review

Hamsters are a great present for a young child - less fussy than rabbits, kept inside and hardy souls! However, they are a bit smelly so have to be cleaned out a lot, like to burrow in sawdust so it ends up everywhere in your room and also, most importantly, sleep in the daytime so only wake up as young kids go to sleep, not ideal! They do also ...  Read the complete review

~*INTRODUCTION*~ Now you may think that hamsters are pretty boring pets, but you would be wrong! Each one has it's own little personality and it's own little ways and they will keep you entertained for hours with their quirky habits. They are easy to keep and cheap too. ~*YOUR NEW HAMSTER*~ You can buy hamsters ...  Read the complete review

I love these little things, they're one of the best pets you can ever have!! In fact the pic looks like on of my little hammies Brenda! I have 3 Hamsters, two boys and a girl (Syrian hamsters), Burt, Bob and Brenda. Burt is Bob and Brenda's son, we bred them before christmas this year and we had six little-uns running round ...  Read the complete review

I've now had my hamster for 4 months. In fact she's wandering over my keyboard now as I type! (I can therefore blame any typing errors on her!) She's a syrian hamster; she's cinnamon and white in colouring, with red eyes. We got her from Pets at Home. We only went in to have a look at the cute animals on our way to PC world, but ...  Read the complete review

Oh how I love hamsters! I have owned a couple in my life time, unfortunately a lot of them don't live more than 4-5 years. I have only owned golden Syrian hamsters. They cost around £5 and the cage plus accessories is around £40-£50 depending on what you want to spend. The habitrail hamster homes are fantastic homes for hamsters in my ...  Read the complete review

Hamsters make great pets. There are two main types available which are the standard syrian hamster which has to be kept alone and the russian dwarf which is smaller and can be kept in groups. To keep a hamster you will need a hamster cage, there are many different types available but i prefer the plastic rota stack style cage ...  Read the complete review

When I was younger I had several hamsters. I loved the responsibility of looking after something. Hamsters do need regular care and handling so was a perfect pet for me. I am now an adult with a 3 year old son who has been asking for a pet - a kitten to be precise - for quite a while. So as a compromise as it was his first pet, we got him a ...  Read the complete review

Over the years we have owned many hamsters mainly due to the fact that they have a very short life span of only a couple of years, the longest we ever kept one was 4 years and my vet when i took it there ill told me it was a miracle it was alive at all. There are a few varieties of hamster availabe in the pet trade the most common being ...  Read the complete review

My daughter was given a hamster as a present this year for christmas from her auntie, it arrived in a box inside the starter kit so setting up was very easy. The cage itself is plastic at the bottom with a wired top and the starter pack included an exercise wheel, food tray, water bottle and house for it to sleep in. The ...  Read the complete review