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Today’s blog is all about newborn hamsters — we have everything you need to know about these baby bundles of cuteness
Nothing is cuter than a baby animal. If like us you absolutely adore hamsters, no baby animal is cuter than a baby hamster. Whether you have been trying to breed hamsters as described in our article here, or it is a happy surprise, you may find yourself squealing in joy when confronted with a brand new litter in your home (it was just one time I promise!).
In fact, it can be hard to resist going in and having a play with your new miniature friends. Unfortunately, though, this is the absolute worst thing you can do.
Do not Interfere with Hamsters giving Birth
Do not interfere at any time during the birth or after. If you have already read our guide on breeding hamsters, you know how aggressive pregnant mothers can be. After the birth this gets even more extreme, and so you should do everything you can to avoid the new mum and her pups. If you did touch the pups the mum would likely abandon them, or in some extreme cases even eat them. This is especially the case…
