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3 Ways to Make Toys for Hamsters

By Matthew Lynch
October 17, 2023
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Hamsters, those adorable little fluff balls, bring joy and companionship into our lives. As responsible pet owners, it’s essential to ensure our hamsters lead happy, healthy, and mentally stimulated lives. One way to keep your hamster content is by providing them with toys to play with and explore. Though there are many options of ready-made toys available in the market, making your own can be cost-effective and a personalized touch that caters to your hamster’s preferences. Here are three fun and creative ways to make toys for hamsters:

1. DIY Cardboard Maze

Creating a maze is not only an enjoyable bonding experience for you and your pet but also challenges your hamster’s problem-solving skills. To start, gather some clean cardboard boxes of various sizes. Carefully cut openings to form entrances and exits into each box. Next, tape the boxes together using non-toxic adhesive or glue.

Attach cardboard tubes (such as empty toilet paper rolls or paper towel rolls) in different configurations, making sure that your hamster can comfortably fit through the tubes. Feel free to incorporate some slight elevation using rolled-up towels underneath boxes or add ramps made from sturdy materials such as wooden craft sticks.

When satisfied with the design, introduce your hamster to the maze under supervised playtime. Be ready to make adjustments as needed based on your pet’s feedback.

2. Popsicle Stick Playground

Popsicle sticks can be repurposed into various shapes and structures perfect for entertaining curious hamsters. Using non-toxic glue, attach several popsicle sticks together in a ladder or bridge design. Remember that popsicle stick structures may need additional support (e.g., connecting multiple sticks) depending on your hamster’s size.

Once you’ve crafted several items like small ladders, slides, swing sets using popsicle sticks, cotton ropes, or even bendy straws, arrange them in your hamster’s cage or playpen for a brand new adventure playground.

3. Toilet Paper Roll Treat Dispenser

Transform a toilet paper tube into an engaging, treat-dispensing toy for your hamster. First, fold one end of the empty roll, pinching the sides together to form a flat edge. Fill the tube with your hamster’s favorite treats or small bits of fresh fruits and veggies. Ensure that each item is small enough to pass through the tube without difficulty.

Once filled, close the other end similarly by folding and pinching the sides together. The next step is to puncture a few holes throughout the tube—just large enough for your hamster to grab at their treats. As your pet explores and gnaws on the dispenser, they’ll be rewarded with their favorite snacks.

Remember that it’s essential to pay attention to your hamster’s needs and preferences when creating homemade toys. Always use safe and non-toxic materials, incorporate chew-friendly components, avoid using harmful ingredients like sharp objects or fragrant glues that can harm your pet. With creativity and attention to detail, you can create engaging and interactive toys that cater to your furry friend’s needs while bringing endless hours of amusement.

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