Posted by admin | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 13-11-2010
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Question on hamster fresh food?
Hi, I'm thinking of getting a Syrian hamster, I did a fair amount of research and but I never found any information about this kind of fresh foods that you should give. I do not know what they can and can not produce do not eat, but do not know whether to be organic or not. Those of you who have owned hamsters given Organic Food and produce has made a regular basis?
Organic Produce is better for them, but the regular production will not hurt them.
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