Which Cage is Best for Hamsters?

Acrylic Cage

The acrylic cage is relatively transparent, you can observe every move of the hamster, and its appearance is very high, and it is not as thorough as the basic cage. However, its air permeability is relatively poor, so it is necessary to protect the hamster from heatstroke when using this cage.



Tube Cage

This is the combination of the basic cage and the acrylic cage, which can not only observe the hamster well but also satisfy the hamster's habit of drilling holes. It is more suitable for hamsters to use.


How Big Should a Hamster Cage Be?

Small hamsters do not need to buy a large cage, as long as they keep warm and have a hidden space to rest. However, when the hamster grows to a certain size, it is necessary to consider replacing the larger and more complicated hamster cage. The hamster cage needs to accommodate hamster supplies such as running wheels, drinking fountains, food bowls, small sleeping rooms, and more. Space for hamster activities, such as a cage is almost the same.



How to Install a Hamster Cage?

Step 1: In a relatively spacious place, take out all parts, stencils, chassis and other items, check if there are any omissions, and classify them according to the instructions of the purchased hamster cage.

Step 2: Place the chassis on the ground smoothly, install the side panels, pay attention to the concave-convex grooves between the side panels and the chassis, install them one by one, and then place the mesh panels in the side panel brackets from the top to bottom.

Step 3: Install the food bowl on the chassis, install the kettle fixing buckle according to the position of the food bowl, then fill the kettle with water to check whether there is water leakage, and place the kettle directly in the fixing buckle.

Step 4: Assemble the running wheel according to the requirements of the manual, and finally fix it on the screen to complete the installation.


How to Make Your Own Hamster Cage

1. Buy a medium-sized sorting box. The material of the box is the best aluminum, and the material of pve can also be used.

2. Punch holes in the sorting box, which can be done very conveniently with a hand drill.

3. Place the windmill runner in the sorting box, and prepare props such as drinking fountains and feeding devices.

4. Finally, spread the wood chips to help the hamster keep warm, and a hamster nest is ready.

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