Name: Hamster
Brand: Hamster
SKU: 393386
Price: 175 USD
Availability: InStock

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Hamster For Sale

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

393386

Price / Fee

$175

Pet

Rodent

Breed

Hamster

Location

Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, Michigan

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

I am looking for a new home for my hamster Coco, preferably without young children. Coco is very sweet. I’ve done a lot of research on the ideal environment for a hamster. They need a fairly quiet environment, as loud noises stress them and high stress levels can be fatal for them. They also need large enclosures that they can tunnel and burrow in. The enclosure should not contain climbable walls (such as wire), as hamsters will climb if they are bored or stressed. Because of this, they can easily fall and get severely injured or killed.

My family and I have recently moved into a small cabin and it is too noisy with the ongoing renovations. Additionally, I no longer have the space to have a larger glass/wood enclosure for her.

Included with Coco (value $25) are the following items:

1 small travel cage (value $50)

1 large metal/plastic cage (value $150)

Bedding, food, treats, wheel & water dish (value $75)

Located near Kalamazoo, MI. Can deliver.

Please text or call me with any questions: ***

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$175

Following FAQs are created by AI, so information might sometimes vary. Always confirm specific details by reaching out to the seller.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of hamster is Coco?

Coco is a sweet hamster that has been well cared for and is looking for a loving home.

What is included with the sale of Coco?

The sale of Coco includes several items valued collectively at $300, which are:

1 small travel cage (value $50)
1 large metal/plastic cage (value $150)
Bedding, food, treats, wheel & water dish (value $75)

What are the ideal conditions for keeping a hamster?

Hamsters need a fairly quiet environment to thrive, as loud noises can stress them. They require large enclosures where they can tunnel and burrow, and the enclosure should not have climbable walls, to prevent injuries.