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Bertiebobbins · 10-10-2015, 03:43 AM

As has been already said, leaving her alone for that long is an absolute NO for so many reasons. If you came back to a hamster that is still alive, I would guess she'd be really angry untame and not trust you and quite rightly so!

It would not be my first choice to travel her that far and back but if needs must, needs must.

I don't have anyone to look after Nibble while we are away so I'm going to pay a pet sitting service to come in twice a day and check he's alright, keep his routine and not deprive him of the human contAct he has become used to. I'm sure you would be able to find something similar where you are, or maybe the kind of pet sitter who you can take her to their house to stay for the duration. A few pet shops and pet sitters offer that round here.

10-10-2015, 03:43 AM
Bertiebobbins Hamster Overlord Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Sussex, UK Posts: 744	Re: Taking a Syrian on a long road trip? As has been already said, leaving her alone for that long is an absolute NO for so many reasons. If you came back to a hamster that is still alive, I would guess she'd be really angry untame and not trust you and quite rightly so! It would not be my first choice to travel her that far and back but if needs must, needs must. I don't have anyone to look after Nibble while we are away so I'm going to pay a pet sitting service to come in twice a day and check he's alright, keep his routine and not deprive him of the human contAct he has become used to. I'm sure you would be able to find something similar where you are, or maybe the kind of pet sitter who you can take her to their house to stay for the duration. A few pet shops and pet sitters offer that round here.