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Old 05-10-2009, 05:00 PM
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Re: Long Haired Syrian

be aware with the rolly wheels as they do tend to break.
you should be able to get hemp from pet shops that supply horse products, although it will prob be easier for you to use the cat pellets which ys are also fine to use

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the hemp is called auboise and can be very expensive. You can get it on ebay or google it. I was put off getting it for the mice because of the price
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Re: Long Haired Syrian

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the hemp is called auboise and can be very expensive. You can get it on ebay or google it. I was put off getting it for the mice because of the price
Yes I have used Aubiose, though do beware, it can often go mouldy if not stored properly. Finacard or Megazorb is much better. My longhaired male show hamsters were ok on Megazorb.... I groomed them with an ordinary plastic comb for humans - I found the toothbrush didn't get into the coat as well.
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