Technically it's not hibernation, but they will slow down their body functions (they become "torpid") if the room temperature of the room they are in gets unusually low, but shouldn't just go into hibernation just because it's the winter season. If your hamster reaches this state, in most cases do not to disturb them. Let them come out of it naturally. Golden hamsters become sluggish at about 14C and torpid at about 10C. Dwarf hamsters aren't known to hibernate, and Syrian hamsters should be warmed to get them out of hibernation because they can die if they are in this state too long. Lack of water, and sudden temperature change can cause a sort of hibernation, and this is dangerous. Wake them up, and get them water, food, and warmth. I remember reading a post in the group about a family who put their hamster in the fridge, thinking it was dead, and then being surprised the next morning when the hamster was in the fridge chewing on veggies, as happy as can be! My point is, your hamster might not be dead, just hibernating. Check the whiskers, because on a hibernating hamster, they'll be twitching.
It'll either vomit or be fine.
Lightning bolts mean your hamster isn't very happy. Try giving him treats or just leave him alone for a while.
I imagine it could have some major digestive problems which could kill it... A lot of things can kill a hamster. Hamsters die from a stiff breeze.
If the cage is too small take it back and get a new one! Never get anything hamster for a guinea pig. If you have a small cage then that means you got a hamster cage.
There are five common species of hamsters kept as pets: Syrian hamster, Dwarf Campbell Russian hamster, Dwarf Winter White Russian hamster, Chinese hamster, and Roborovski hamster. Each species has its own unique characteristics and care requirements.
Bring it to a pet shop and give them the hamster then ask if they will let you trade for a new baby hamster and then when you get it you will have to pet the hamster every day that way it dont become wild and try to bite you.
the hamster is drawn to be very unheathy
mourn the loss of your hamster.
It is dead :)
Nothing.
you go to the vet
Too me
the hamster will get pretty scared and bite and eat the snail.
I would just say to just move on because there are plenty of fish in the sea!
Well at one point of time I did have a hamster.. and no they do not move.......
Immediately put your hamster in a warm place or cuddle him/her in your warmest blanket!
you will probably get a mix