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sushi_78 · 02-14-2021, 07:07 PM

I've looked after many Syrians while their owners were away, and I've never yet had one get very stressed when in its own cage. She's likely to be just fine.

Make sure your friend is aware that she should be left completely alone for the rest of the day when she arrives. It will help your friend if you can give her lots of information about your hamster's personality, and whether she's likely to want to be handled or have out of cage time.

Hamsters are usually very willing to make the acquaintance of anyone who comes bearing food, so send some of her favourite treats with her.

02-14-2021, 07:07 PM
sushi_78 Hamster Overlord Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: London Posts: 763	Re: How to Move My Hamster Without Stressing Her Out I've looked after many Syrians while their owners were away, and I've never yet had one get very stressed when in its own cage. She's likely to be just fine. Make sure your friend is aware that she should be left completely alone for the rest of the day when she arrives. It will help your friend if you can give her lots of information about your hamster's personality, and whether she's likely to want to be handled or have out of cage time. Hamsters are usually very willing to make the acquaintance of anyone who comes bearing food, so send some of her favourite treats with her.