The mother hamster will kill the babies for their safety. It sounds strange, but if you disturb or touch the pups, the mother will think they are "infected" and will kill and actually eat the disturbed pup. Just make sure you don't touch the pups until they are old enough so the mother won't kill them.
For one, a male hamster might eat its babies simply because-- most likely if they're boys-- he will get territorial and probably doesn't want them. A female probably would if you get your human scent on her babies by touched them too soon-- They don't like human scent.
One more main reason a hamster might kill its baby is because sometimes there is something wrong with their baby that we can't see, so they don't want it.
There are a few reasons why:
1) She might just be lazy
2) She is a first-time/inexperienced mama hamster that's why she might be unable to cope with feeding too many hamsters.
A simple solution which I did was to use one of the toilet rolls that was inside their cage and carefully move the separated babies to their mommy. If you do not have any toilet rolls with you now, you could use a spoon and rub it in their bedding then move the babies to their mommy.
Yes, its normal for her to do that.
move the male in the females cage and they will have sex and have babies
I don't know myself but if you type in "ways to entertain a dwarf hamster" on Google and click on the second website. This website is really good and will explain everything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!though just as a rule dont touch the babies for two weeks and only go in the cage to change the food and water. The mother will take perfect care of those teeny weeny babies!!!!!!!!!!
You can visually inspect the nesting area to see if there are any remaining babies. Additionally, you may notice the mother grooming and caring for all of her babies equally if they have all been delivered. If you suspect there may be more babies but are unsure, take the mother and babies to a veterinarian for confirmation.
no i would move them out the hamsters could get in a fight or eat the others babies
i would get a bottle and use that then slowly move towards the usual hamster bottle
Her belly will get very hard, and she wont move much. She'll also be looking for a good hiding place.
She doesn't. She lays them in her (already made) nest and keeps them there.
Mother hamsters take care of their young by nursing them, keeping them warm, and grooming them regularly. They also teach their young how to eat solid food and explore their surroundings. Mother hamsters are very protective of their pups and will move them to a safer location if they feel threatened.
well it depends on what kind or what the surounding's if the mother bird feels its not safe she'll move them.like for example there's a fallen tree or the tree will fall the mother has a speacil feeling in her body.or there's a hawk or a bigger bird then her.she'll move her babies some where more safe for her young because shes like your mother SHE LOVES HER KIDS..........!!!!!!!!!
Yes you can move it but make sure that the mother isn't looking and that you wear gloves so that you don't put your scent on the nest or the babies
When the babies are born, they cling to their mother's belly and eventually move around to cling to her back. Like all mammals, the mother provides milk for her baby, plus she helps keep it clean by grooming. The babies also learn what to eat from their mother.