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Stubbo · 11-23-2021, 02:00 AM

It should be easily fixable...it still closes, but just isn't as firm to open on one side as it is the other...like the angle of the latch that pops over the bar isn't quite a 'turned over' as the other side.

I think just giving it a slight extra bend will resolve it easy enough.

Thanks for the link to the hemp mats!

Now I just need to find someone in the UK to source a Hamster from...we've got kids (6 and 4) who will do what they're told, but obviously will want to be able to 'pet' it, so getting one that is handled and tame from a young age would be advantageous, but we're in Essex and aside from the farm that provides to Pets at Home (and of course P@H), not finding any obvious source and certainly no reputable breeders within an hour or two. Might end up being taking a chance on the classifieds or Gumtree I suspect for a less established/affiliated breeder.

11-23-2021, 02:00 AM
Stubbo Newborn Pup Join Date: Nov 2021 Posts: 16	Re: New Syrian...how to prioritise cage contents... It should be easily fixable...it still closes, but just isn't as firm to open on one side as it is the other...like the angle of the latch that pops over the bar isn't quite a 'turned over' as the other side. I think just giving it a slight extra bend will resolve it easy enough. Thanks for the link to the hemp mats! Now I just need to find someone in the UK to source a Hamster from...we've got kids (6 and 4) who will do what they're told, but obviously will want to be able to 'pet' it, so getting one that is handled and tame from a young age would be advantageous, but we're in Essex and aside from the farm that provides to Pets at Home (and of course P@H), not finding any obvious source and certainly no reputable breeders within an hour or two. Might end up being taking a chance on the classifieds or Gumtree I suspect for a less established/affiliated breeder.