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Pebbles82 · 06-03-2021, 10:42 AM

Do you mean for the hamster to live in while you’re on holiday - I take them with you? Or to leave them at someone’s house? I found it easier to leave them at home snd get a pet sitter to come in. I did take one older hamster with us on holiday once because he seemed to pine when we were away. He was very happy in a cage that was about 65cm by 45cm. And still fitted an 11” wheel.

Good options are:

The standard duna multy (75 x 45 and top stacks inside base for travel. It won’t fit an 11” wheel but it will fit a 9” wheel.

The Alaska cage. Good size snd it folds flat for travel (hard to get hold of these days).

Mine is the skyline Ted which I found perfect but not available now I think.

06-03-2021, 10:42 AM
Pebbles82 Hamster Antics Join Date: Sep 2014 Posts: 23,533	Re: Holiday cage Do you mean for the hamster to live in while you’re on holiday - I take them with you? Or to leave them at someone’s house? I found it easier to leave them at home snd get a pet sitter to come in. I did take one older hamster with us on holiday once because he seemed to pine when we were away. He was very happy in a cage that was about 65cm by 45cm. And still fitted an 11” wheel. Good options are: The standard duna multy (75 x 45 and top stacks inside base for travel. It won’t fit an 11” wheel but it will fit a 9” wheel. The Alaska cage. Good size snd it folds flat for travel (hard to get hold of these days). Mine is the skyline Ted which I found perfect but not available now I think.