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Ever wanted to own your own hamster. If your answer is yes then read these tips.

Feeding Your Hamster

• You should feed your a variety of foods as dry foods or a mixture of seeds.
•  You can feed your hamster some fresh fruits and veggies every day, such as carrots, cucumbers, celery, grapes, starwberries or apples. But don’t feed your hamster citrus, rotten, sugary or dairy foods. Give your hamster a few porraige oats atleast once a week.

Your Hamster’s Babies

• Before the babies are born make sure you find at least 15 homes because there could be up to 14 baby hamsters.
• The babies must leave their mother after three weeks.
• The babies will start fighting with each other if they kept together after six weeks.

Bringing Your Hamster Home

• Before you bring your hamster home you need get a lot of stuff to make your hamster feel at home.
• Here’s the stuff you need to get: A large cage, bedding, A little house, ceramic food bowl, A salt lick for the salt it needs in it’s diet, a bottle with a metal sipping tube, fruit tree branches to gnaw on, toys and a hallow ball to put the hamster in to let run around while you clean the cage.
• A box to bring the hamster home in.

Your Hamster At Home

• Feed your hamster every day
• Love your hamster forever

Now that you know how to take care of a hamster, maybe you can have one of your own

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Feeding Your Cat or Kitten

• If you feed your cat you should feed three small meals a day the same time as your breakfast, lunch and dinner.
• If you have a kitten you should feed it four tiny meals a day. One in the morning, noon, afternoon and evening.
• You should never feed milk to your cat or kitten. Milk can make your cat or kitten’s stomach upset.

Your Cat’s Kittens

• If your cat looks fatter than usual take it to the vet right away. She might be having kittens
• If your cat isn’t eating as much but drinking more that’s another sign that your cat might have kittens
• The kittens might be born in unusual places like if you have a younger child in the house the kittens might be born in the child’s closet
• When the kittens are born don’t give them away right away. You should keep them until they nine weeks old

Bringing Your Cat Home

• Before bringing your cat home make sure you have everything your cat will need
• You will need lots of stuff. Here is some stuff your cat will need:  a bed, a litter box, food bowls and some toys.
• When you bring your cat home leave it in one room for a day and then let it explore your home

Your Cat At Home

• You have to feed your cat everyday
• love your cat forever

Now that you know how to take care of a cat you can have a cat some day.