tekknocolor
Fish Herder
The first photo is hilarious! Looks like he wants to mutter, "Look what she did to me.
" What a wonderful story to go along with them as well. They're both lucky to have someone care so much about them. 
he's gorgeous ! I'd like to nominate his second pic for a POTM - it's just too cute!
, but were so gorgeous and silky afterwards 
Dweenus said:Hamsters in baths would die. it'd kill them.
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KeddyPie said:I've had multiple vets agree - My rats get the best of care.
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Dweenus - I kept and bred hamsters for 10 + years - they really don't die if given the occasional bath if need be. Trust me on that one.Dweenus said:well, yes it may look cute, but its dangerous. they may sell the shampoo for them in pt stores, but that doesnt mean give them a bath. Hamsters in baths would die. it'd kill them.
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You were lucky that your hamsters survived through those ones! It takes off the hamsters natural oils that they need to survive, and those oils dont come back for months leaving the hamster wide open for infection! If your hamster really is dirty and needs a wash, dampen a wash cloth and wash on his BACK. I know LOADS about hamsters and have been keeping them since I was little, and I research them and chat about them on hamster heaven and hamster house literally every day. Go on hamster forum and tell them that you bath your hamsters once a week! You'll get flamed on there! Its dangerous, and stores only sell hamster shampoo to get MONEY$$$ And yes, like I said above, an occasional sponge or cloth rub was ok, but never get them fully wet. You are lucky that your hamsters didnt get wet tail, putting it in the bath tub. I have enough knoledge to breedd hamsters too, but there are enough homeless ones in shelters!