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Hamster housing

The minimum sized housing we adopt hamsters out to is 100x50cm floor space

Examples of suitable housing for hamsters:

(please note - some of these cages come with unsuitable accessories that shouldn't be used)

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Savic Plaza: 100x50cm

Bar spacing may be too wide for Roborovskis. The tray isn't deep enough to provide Syrians with enough burrowing depth but could be modified

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Ferplast Criceti 100: 95x57cm

Bar spacing may be too wide for Robos

Tray isn't deep enough to provide Syrians with enough burrowing depth but could be modified

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Zoozone2: 101x51cm

Lid needs meshing

Allows for good burrowing depth

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Barney: 100x54cm

Narrow bar spacing so suitable for Robos.

Tray isn't deep enough to provide Syrians enough burrowing depth but could be modified

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Maxi Duna Multy: 99x51.5cm

Great for all hamsters

Alexander: 101x52.5cm

Bar spacing may be too wide for Robos

Tray isn't deep enough to provide Syrians enough burrowing depth but could be modified

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Mamble 100: 100x54cm

Bar spacing may be too wide for Robos.

Tray isn't deep enough to provide Syrians enough burrowing depth but could be modified

Living World Eco Habitat: 98.5x58.5cm

Great for all hamsters

There's an even larger version too

IKEA Detolf: 163x43cm

These can be turned into fab dwarf hamster homes, just need to make a meshed lid

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Read this blog post to find out more about alternative housing

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Borneo XL: 119x59cm

Narrow bar spacing so suitable for Robos too

Tray isn't deep enough to provide Syrians enough burrowing depth but could be modified

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Rodipet Laola

Great for all types of hamster

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Bucatstate
Great for all types of hamster

All types of hamsters love burrowing so like to have deep bedding. We mostly use Aubiose + Megazorb. Most pet shop woodshavings are unsafe.

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Please read these blog posts by FiveLittleHams:  Choosing bedding    Choosing the best cage      Safe & Unsafe nesting material

Bedding/substrate

All fluffy types of nesting material are unsafe, even if they're marketed as 'safe'. Use teabag type nesting material instead or non-scented loo roll ripped up

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