[header] How to deal with baby hamsters [title] Talk to a vet about caring for the mother and baby hamsters. [step] This will help to establish contact with a vet should an emergency arise with the hamster birth. You can consult about the pregnancy and options for the pups once they're born.
[header] How to deal with baby hamsters [title] Talk to a vet about caring for the mother and baby hamsters. [step] This will help to establish contact with a vet should an emergency arise with the hamster birth. You can consult about the pregnancy and options for the pups once they're born.
[substeps] Most mothers do not want their babies to reach more than a year of age, because they can become sad or upset. Babies 3 to 4 months old and older can become incredibly emotional. Many vets will have experience with dealing with hamster births, but you'll want to establish the relationship before the birth so you know what experience your vet has. [title] Prepare the cage for the baby hamsters' birth. You can also get an ultrasound to look for signs of complications. [substeps] If the mother goes into labor, she usually gets regular checkups. [substeps] Check online for pet care companies near you, and ask for an " extended care " package that includes additional care. Always look for a source of income or a responsible home for the pups.