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Some hamsters will bite to get attention too or to tell you to leave them alone. 3. Acting Skittish:

Dwarf tapeworm is incredibly common in rodents from pet shops. An epidemiological survey and genetic analysis found that 24.6% of hamsters, mice, and rats in pet shops presented with Hymenolepis nana. Cage biting If you see your hamster regularly biting at the bars or the plastic on their cage, this could signify that they are feeling stressed. That can be a very stressful experience for a hamster and that’s normal because of the size difference between you and them. Most hamsters would be running on their wheels in their cage. While some hamsters could be seen to stay at the edge of their cage.

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So if your hamster is hiding too much then something may have recently stressed them out or scared them.

Remember that hamsters do not have the best eyesight. So, if you “sneak” up on them or come at them from above where they do not know that you are near or about to touch them or nearby, then their natural instinct, once scared, is to fight, AKA bite at the intruder.There are some ways to help your hamster work through being so scared of you or their surroundings. Massachusetts General Hospital was, at this time, overseeing the treatment of Thomas Magee. He needed a liver transplant, and the unnamed hamster owner was a match. The surgery went ahead with few complications; however, five days post-surgery, Magee presented with high blood pressure and a fever. Bram– Inspired by Bram Stoker, the author of the classic horror novel “Dracula,” Bram is a great name for a hamster with a bit of a dark side. In 2005, two young boys from South Carolina and Minnesota fell ill. One had just bought a hamster, the other a small mouse. Unfortunately, both rodents died shortly after being bought home. Nevertheless, the boys’ conditions worsened; others around them also started to suffer from abdominal cramps, fever, vomiting, and bloody diarrhea.