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velma · 01-29-2021, 11:06 AM

I think books can become outdated quite quickly as advice is constantly changing and being updated plus with the internet there is access to a lot a broader range of up to date information (both good and bad so it can require some cherry picking, which is why I found joining the forum so useful a few years ago.) I think Hamsterlopedia is probably the most detailed book I know of, especially from a hamster anatomy & health point of view but even that book is now outdated in some of it's advice regarding housing, from what I remember. I am sure you'll find lots of the information you're after here on the forum. Welcome to HC!

01-29-2021, 11:06 AM
velma Moderator Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Wiltshire, UK Posts: 3,365	Re: New books? I think books can become outdated quite quickly as advice is constantly changing and being updated plus with the internet there is access to a lot a broader range of up to date information (both good and bad so it can require some cherry picking, which is why I found joining the forum so useful a few years ago.) I think Hamsterlopedia is probably the most detailed book I know of, especially from a hamster anatomy & health point of view but even that book is now outdated in some of it's advice regarding housing, from what I remember. I am sure you'll find lots of the information you're after here on the forum. Welcome to HC!