Paprika / Pineapple ??????

[cypher]

Give sprouts raw preferably, I usually give about a quarter of one or a half if they're tiny ones.
The amount of cucumber you're giving sounds about right, cucumber doesn't cause diarrhoea, that's a bit of a myth really some people seem to think it's a problem because it's high in water content but they just tend to drink less if they have fresh veg.
Any veg can cause problems if they eat too much but they rarely do & if you just introduce things gradually you shouldn't have any problems at all.

[racinghamster]

I think it`s cabbage and sprouts that can cause gas/bloat, so only a small piece really to be on the safe side. And yes, raw veg is best. Cooking or steaming veg will reduce the nutritious vitamins somewhat and hamsters eat raw greens not cooked! x

[SugarFairy123]

Thank you cypher as I never knew that cucumber wan't too bad for them ! Thanks racing hamster as I didn't know cooking / steaming would reduce the nutrition (i'm stupid lol )

[racinghamster]

Your not stupid, when did you last see a hamster holding a pan over a cooker! x

[HenriandHobieHammies]

Originally Posted by WinnieTheHam

I wouldn't feed them, Hamsters can't have seasoning or spices, which paprika is classed as. Pineapple is too acidic.

I agree.. probably best not to take the risk

[Thin Lizzy]

Boiling the vegetables reduces the nutrition but steaming doesn't.
Green veggies seem to be more popular, I've found that with mine.