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Species-appropriate food mixes for dwarf hamsters

Welcome to our online store for the species-appropriate nutrition of dwarf hamsters! You want to buy a dwarf hamster, but you don't know much about it? Then you are exactly right with us. Here you will find healthy dwarf hamster food, which is specially adapted to the needs of Dsungarian -, Campbell -, or hybrid dwarf hamsters. Our carefully manufactured food mixtures offer a varied and species-appropriate diet to promote the health and well-being of your dwarf hamsters.
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Dwarf hamster base mix
Weight: 500 g
  1. Base mix according to the kipi concept
  2. 70:30 ratio of flour to oilseeds
From €4.50*

Content: 0.5 kg (€9.00* / 1 kg )

Dwarf hamster Campbell "Low Carb
Weight: 500 g
  1. grain-free staple feed for Campbells
  2. Dietary feed for diabetes or obesity
From €6.50*

Content: 0.5 kg (€13.00* / 1 kg )

Dwarf Hamster Campbell Gourmet Menu
Weight: 500 g
  1. improved recipe of Clamazis Campbell Mix
  2. main feed with high-quality oilseeds
From €6.50*

Content: 0.5 kg (€13.00* / 1 kg )

Dwarf Hamster Dsungaren Gourmet Menu
Weight: 500 g
  1. improved recipe of Hosannah's Dsungaren menu
  2. low in fructose, because WITHOUT fruit and berries
From €6.50*

Content: 0.5 kg (€13.00* / 1 kg )

Dwarf Hamster Dwarf Magic
Weight: 500 g
  1. staple feed for Campbells, Dsungars and hybrids
  2. with pseudocereals, flowers and herbs
From €6.50*

Content: 0.5 kg (€13.00* / 1 kg )

Dwarf Hamster Roborowski Gourmet Menu
Weight: 500 g
  1. improved recipe of Nessa's Roborowski mix
  2. WITHOUT fatty nuts and seeds
From €6.50*

Content: 0.5 kg (€13.00* / 1 kg )

Flower mixture
Weight: 100 g
  1. With 9 different flowers from natural medicine
  2. Flowers can also be used for tea
From €4.50*

Content: 0.1 kg (€45.00* / 1 kg )

Grass Seeds & Flowers
Weight: 500 g
  1. improved recipe of grass and flower supplement
  2. 5 varieties of grass seed and 4 varieties of flowers
From €9.50*

Content: 0.5 kg (€19.00* / 1 kg )

Grass Seeds Deluxe
Weight: 500 g
  1. 6 different grass seed varieties with fine herbs
  2. millet and grain-free
From €9.50*

Content: 0.5 kg (€19.00* / 1 kg )

Rodent Sprouts | Sprouted Food
  1. ready-to-use sprouted food for hamsters, mice and rats
  2. Important nutrients, minerals and vitamins
€5.50*

Content: 210 Milliliter (€2.62* / 100 Milliliter )

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Peanuts, shelled
Weight: 100 g
  1. High in protein
  2. Iron
  3. Phosphorus
  4. Potassium
  5. Calcium
  6. Magnesium
  7. Trace elements
€1.60*

Content: 0.1 kg (€16.00* / 1 kg )

Orlux | Clay Bloc mini | 3 x 180 g
  1. Clay block for large parakeets and parrots
€4.95*

Content: 0.54 kg (€9.17* / 1 kg )

Introduction to the dwarf hamster

A short guide for the dwarf hamster owner
Dwarf hamsters are popular pets that come in a variety of species and colors. One of the best known species is the Dsungarian Dwarf Hamster, also known as the Dsungarian Striped Hamster. However, there are other species such as the Campbell Dwarf Hamster, the Roborowski Dwarf Hamster and the Chinese Dwarf Hamster.

History of the dwarf hamster

The history of the dwarf hamster dates back to the 1930s, when the first specimens were discovered in the Gobi Desert. The Dzungarian Dwarf Hamster was first described by Vladimir Vladimirovich Sheglovtsev in 1930, while the Campbell Dwarf Hamster was discovered by Charles William Campbell in 1902. In the following years, other species such as the Roborowski dwarf hamster and the Chinese dwarf hamster were discovered and described. Dwarf hamsters then became popular as pets in the 1960s and were bred in many countries.

Dwarf hamster diet and care

Dwarf hamsters are very social animals and therefore need a species-appropriate home that they can share with other hamsters. It is important that they have enough space to move around. For the diet of the dwarf hamster you need to buy good hamster food! It should consist of a good quality dry food that is rich in vitamins and minerals. It is also important that they get a balanced diet that includes a variety of seeds and seeds, as well as herbs and flowers. Animal protein in the form of mealworms, for example, should not be missing either. For this reason, you should always buy good and healthy hamster food. It is also important to clean the run regularly to create a clean and hygienic environment. Removing dirty bedding and cleaning water dispensers and food bowls should be done regularly.

Dwarf hamster enclosure setup

Make sure that the hamster has enough space to move around. A nagarium with a size of at least 1m² is mandatory for a dwarf hamster. 115 x 60 x 60 cm would be a good size and can provide plenty of exercise with a second floor.

Use a variety of employment and climbing opportunities to promote their physical and mental health. Hamsters are nocturnal animals, so they need a quiet and dark hiding place to sleep during the day. There also needs to be plenty of opportunity to move around with a species appropriate running wheel. Please pay attention to a large diameter, so that your hamster can run back-friendly.

possible health problems of the dwarf hamster

The crossing of Campell and Dsungarian dwarf hamsters resulted in a hybrid form, which is generally susceptible to diabetes. Our mixes are designed for a low sugar diet for this reason. If you keep a Dwarf Hamster, you should also pay attention to its health. Regular vet visits are important to make sure the hamster is healthy and has no diseases or parasites. A clean and hygienic enclosure is also important to prevent infection and disease.

Behavior of the dwarf hamster

The Dsungarian Dwarf Hamster is a popular choice due to its friendly and curious nature. The Campbell Dwarf Hamster is very social and can live well with other dwarf hamsters. The Roborowski Dwarf Hamster is known for its quick agility and energy level, while the Chinese Dwarf Hamster is more quiet and reserved.

Education and interaction with the dwarf hamster

Dwarf hamsters are curious, active and intelligent animals that require a high level of attention and interaction. They can also be trained by teaching them to respond to commands. Treats and other rewards can be used for this purpose. It is also important not to overwhelm them by setting tasks that are too difficult.

Conclusion

Whether you choose the chinese striped hamster or Campbell dwarf hamster. Keeping a dwarf hamster is not easy. Choosing the right enclosure, providing a beautifully designed (nagarium) and paying attention to the hamster's needs are important to ensure that the hamster can live healthy and happy with you. With natural husbandry and species appropriate food, a dwarf hamster can be a long and loving companion.