About the time you first begin to see fur on them, don't handle them , but touching is fine, if you want to take them out and handle them, i would wait until they are covered in fur.
Answeryou should probably wait until the babies are starting to get there fur and at that stage it is fine to touch them but i would wait until they are completley covered in fur before handling them. written and published by Laura Martin.k thanx bye!
Answeri handled my baby mice when they had no fur but it was only because the cage needed to be cleaned so refrain from touching them until they have fur.Its not smart to handle baby mice because the mother will not like the scent of you on her babies, so she might stop feeding them or even KILL them.
* About two weeks is what I would recommend. Hamsters are quite notorious for infanticide, therefore a mother disturbed will either eat her pups or attempt to stuff them in her cheek pouches, neither of which is desirable. * I would wait until hair has grown on your hamster. Don't touch them until then, and then only if they appear lost to return them to their mother (they make tiny squeaky noises when searching for her). * The age you can handle the babies without the mother rejecting them is approximately 15 days. At this time, they have a short coat of fur and are mobile. I have had to gently put them back into their nest when the mother is asleep and does not know they are not with her. They still need her for warmth and milk for the first 4 weeks of life. When you have a pregnant hamster, you should provide her with a solitary home (if she shared one with her mate). She may be returned with him after her babies are 4-5 weeks and have been given independent homes of their own. I would recommend only putting the hamsters of opposite sex together if you want a family. They reproduce VERY quickly. * I would give it 3-5 weeks because I have learned this by experience.
If you touch a hamsters babies before you are allowed to, (2-3 weeks usually) the mother will eat it.
about 5 months
No, unless the "big hamster" is the baby's mother. However if you touch the baby hamsters the mother sense your smell and the mother could eat or kill it because of the smell. So don't touch the baby hamsters.
The cage's stuff is okay to touch. Just don't touch the baby hamsters or anything too close to them.
if you touch the baby hamster's mom thinks they have a disease and eats the baby
about 6 to 8 weeks the sooner the better.
only if you touch the babies
Baby hamsters are called "pups".
Babies touch their mom's face as a way to explore and connect with her through physical contact. It allows them to feel close and secure and to develop a bond with their mother. Touch also helps babies learn about their environment and develop their sensory skills.
I have 2 hamsters and they had a litter of pups they are only 1 week and I touch.... I have even carried them...nothing will happen I hope so I am pretty sure you can touch them
NO the mother hamster will smell your hand when you touched it and she will either kill or abandon it
If you want it to have the chances of being eaten or abandoned, go ahead.