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![]() HI, THIS MAY SEEM A VERY STUPID QUESTION BUT I HAVE A ROTASTACK HAMSTER CAGE WITH A BIG SPIRAL TUBE AND MY HAMSTER KEEPS WEEING IN THE BOTTOM OF THE TUBE WHICH IS THEN OBVIOUSLY LEAKING ONTO THE TABLE. IS THERE ANYTHING THAT I CAN DO TO DISCOURAGE FLUFFY FROM USING THE TUBE TO WEE IN. SHE DOESN'T POOP IN IT JUST WEE BUT ITS RATHER UNHYGENIC LEAVING A PUDDLE UNDER THE TUBE ON THE TABLE. DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY IDEAS AT ALL....ANY ADVICE WOULD BE FAB THANKS. ![]() ![]() |
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Re: Can You Train Hamsters Where To Go Toilet?????
You could try putting little bowl off rodent litter in a small bowl where she normally poos this might encourage her 2 wee there 2 my hamster and rats both do this i didnt need to train them they just did it themselves. u can get rodent litter from most petshops. hope this helps
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Thanks everyone for your advice will definately try it. The petshop didn't give us any advice on the toilet matter at all so any advice given is much appreciated. Fingers crossed it works!!!
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