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Pebbles82 · 06-10-2018, 04:08 PM

Hi - I saw some of your other threads but can't quite remember where you're up to! You separated the two dwarf hammies and moved Kit into a Savic cage is that right? I would have thought the Savic cage would be ok - assuming it's big enough? If you're still having taming issues with him (not surprising after a change) and he's a bit skittish it would be better to let him settle really. But if the cage he's in is too small then upgrading him in 3 or 4 weeks might not be so bad if you can put the base of the Savic cage - all set up as now and without cleaning anything - inside the new cage - so he can explore out from there and settle in the new cage.

Which cage is your hammy in at the moment? If it's not too small it might be better to just leave him where he is so he can fully settle and look at getting the layout workable for him.

06-10-2018, 04:08 PM
Pebbles82 Hamster Antics Join Date: Sep 2014 Posts: 23,533	Re: moving cages Hi - I saw some of your other threads but can't quite remember where you're up to! You separated the two dwarf hammies and moved Kit into a Savic cage is that right? I would have thought the Savic cage would be ok - assuming it's big enough? If you're still having taming issues with him (not surprising after a change) and he's a bit skittish it would be better to let him settle really. But if the cage he's in is too small then upgrading him in 3 or 4 weeks might not be so bad if you can put the base of the Savic cage - all set up as now and without cleaning anything - inside the new cage - so he can explore out from there and settle in the new cage. Which cage is your hammy in at the moment? If it's not too small it might be better to just leave him where he is so he can fully settle and look at getting the layout workable for him.