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AmityvilleHams · 04-11-2017, 06:47 PM

Rawhide isn't even safe for dogs,let alone hamsters or other animals.Naturally shed high quality antlers(deer,elk,etc)could also work,but not really as a chew that gets left in a cage.

The most important part of dog biscuits and any other treat for that matter is knowing exactly what is in them,but unfortunately in a lot of cases some ingredients aren't specified or in other cases no ingredients are really specified.Biproducts/derivatives/digest for example can all be extremely dangerous,considering there's no real specification in terms of what exactly is used.It could be something healthy like liver(only good if specified,not good if just listed as liver alone)or heart,lungs,etc(again,must be from specified sources otherwise they're not good).

04-11-2017, 06:47 PM
AmityvilleHams PM Fluffy for custom title Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 4,545	Re: Dog biscuits for a hybrid dwarf hamster Rawhide isn't even safe for dogs,let alone hamsters or other animals.Naturally shed high quality antlers(deer,elk,etc)could also work,but not really as a chew that gets left in a cage. The most important part of dog biscuits and any other treat for that matter is knowing exactly what is in them,but unfortunately in a lot of cases some ingredients aren't specified or in other cases no ingredients are really specified.Biproducts/derivatives/digest for example can all be extremely dangerous,considering there's no real specification in terms of what exactly is used.It could be something healthy like liver(only good if specified,not good if just listed as liver alone)or heart,lungs,etc(again,must be from specified sources otherwise they're not good).