Advantages and disadvantages of the hamster
When I first bought a hamster as a young boy, it was very difficult to get me into bed when my boyfriend was getting ready for his antics - in the evening, as is often the case with these twilight and nocturnal animals. The same is true for many children. Living in the company of a hamster is a real joy. However, before you decide to buy a hamster, be aware that this funny creature also expects a number of things from you.
The hamster is an animal whose keeping in an apartment does not require any authorization.
But before buying one of these adorable rodents, make sure that no family member has an allergy to pet hair.
A pet is a lot of joy, but also work. As a caregiver, you take the small animal under your responsibility. It depends entirely on you.
Even an animal as small as a hamster makes demands on its living space and its owner. It goes without saying that you must raise it according to its needs. But this is not enough to make it happy. These agile animals need movement and stimulation above all. Do not leave him in an almost empty cage. No animal deserves such a fate. The hamster needs to move, explore, play and gnaw.
Unlike other pets, the hamster won't mind if you don't pay much attention to it for a few days. But what will happen if you are away longer? Who will take care of it while you are traveling or in the hospital?
Before you decide, ask your friends and family members if they are willing to act as a substitute caregiver.
Benefits
- Easy to obtain and very low cost
- Easy to maintain
- Friendly and sparkling
- Fun to watch
- Little space inconvenience
- Teaching children how to keep a pet
Disadvantages
- The cost of the cage (even if it has become highly democratized)
- A hamster needs time to take care of it.
- There's no talk of taming a hamster.
- Fun to watch The hamster doesn't live very long
- Not suitable for small children
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