Hamster Toilet Litter -Refill Only

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So always leave some of the old litter behind in the cage so it still smells like home and if possible never clean both the litter and the bedding (Nc3rs 2022). When it's time for you to (ahem) go, we bet you prefer it to be in a place that is comfortable, clean, and not very smelly. A tissue box, the bottom of a milk jug, cracker box, or shallow ice cream container are all good litter box options. If the litter container is soiled when you take out the litter, take the opportunity to clean it with a cloth and soapy water. If your hamster is using the potty to eat or (most commonly) hide his food, then he probably feels the cage is too small and is finding alternate places for his food.

Sand doesn’t absorb smells well, so ensure to change the litter every few days to keep the cage smelling nice. A minimum depth of 40 cm litter, to allow digging, or better still a depth of 80 cm which with the right litter allows burrowing, enhances their welfare (Hauzenberger et.We are all pet lovers and owners ourselves, and with over 10 years of experience within the pet trade and hundreds of our products being tested by our chief pet testers, Bella the Chocolate Labrador and Ash the Russian Blue, you’re bound to have a happy pet at home when you purchase any products from Purely Pet Supplies.

You may need to add another potty to his other go to corner so he gets comfortable using the litter box. Use scissors to cut a 2 to 3 inch hole on one side of the container, about 1 inch above the bottom of the container.Critter Litter can be a more expensive option, especially if you have more than one hamster in the cage at a time. Just add a potty in each corner that the hamster is using instead of trying to force him to that one corner. Keep in mind though plastic litter boxes are easy to make, your hamster may chew on it and you may have to replace it more often than a glass litter box. Cardboard may be a good temporary option, rather than a permanent solution for a litter box for your hamster.