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CMB · 05-14-2017, 02:23 PM

The squeaking could be fighting. A lot of hamster pairs end up needing to live on their own as they get older.

They will be fine living separately after adjusting.

You haven't had them long so they are still settling in. Put toilet paper up your sleeve for a few hours then tear it into strips and put them in the cage. The hamsters can then get used to your scent.

You can sit by the cage and talk to them to get the used to your voice (even if they are hiding).

Having them in separate cages can also make taming easier.

05-14-2017, 02:23 PM
CMB PM Fluffy for custom title Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: Hertfordshire - UK Posts: 3,190	Re: Please help me! Two dwarf hamsters. The squeaking could be fighting. A lot of hamster pairs end up needing to live on their own as they get older. They will be fine living separately after adjusting. You haven't had them long so they are still settling in. Put toilet paper up your sleeve for a few hours then tear it into strips and put them in the cage. The hamsters can then get used to your scent. You can sit by the cage and talk to them to get the used to your voice (even if they are hiding). Having them in separate cages can also make taming easier.