Stagette
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I totally agree with the above from now on you want to handle her as little as possible to prevent her miscarrying and whatever you do don't disturb her or that nest once they are born. I have witnessed a mother eating her babies after escaping and its horrific so however tempted you are to have a peek try not toobloozoo2 said:It's really best to handle her as little as possible - especially further into the pregnancy. Let us know how she does and post some pics of her if you can baby hammies are super cute but be ware - they will eat you out of the house !!! Feed mom lots and lots during pregnancy and nursing and always have loads of fresh water as close as possible to her nest. It's really best to have the water in a bottle and not a bowl - you don't want few day old baby hammy stumbling from the nest and drowning
And whatever you do - no matter how incredibly temted you are - do not disturb the nest once they are born and don't clean the cage for at least 10 days after birth (just the little wee corner can be cleaned). You don't want to stress mom and have her eat the babies. Its a horrific sight
All the best !
Please post some pics when they arrive as baby hammies are very cute