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Post by Kain on Jan 10, 2004 9:48:54 GMT -4
I have just cleaned Blaze out and decided to take a few pictures of her pups.  Look at the tiny little pup, well thats Nitro! I would say he's the runt.  Washing line anyone?  Everyone seems to pile on top of little Nitro! Even Diesel has a go! He definitely has his mom's markings.  A nice treat of warm milk and bread, they all had such mucky faces when they had finished! As you can see, there all doing very well. I'm a little worried about Nitro, he is alot smaller than the other 7. However he does eat alot and he don't let the others boss him about! Kane |
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Post by adara on Jan 10, 2004 10:13:38 GMT -4
Squeeeeee! They're gorgeous, you must be so proud  I love the cream one with grey ears, looks just like one of my old hammies that had a surprise litter. What do you call that colouring? Awww I love baby hammies Also I thought milk was bad for rodents as they're lactose intolerant? I give mine soya milk as a treat instead of regular milk, they like it a lot more and it's better for them |
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Post by Kain on Jan 10, 2004 12:50:52 GMT -4
It is Soya milk, my brother is LI too Kane |
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Post by Die Fledermaus on Jan 10, 2004 19:57:43 GMT -4
ARE they lactose intolerant?? Does that mean no yogurt or cottage cheese either??  What about cheese? Keep an eye on the little guy; i once had one that was too small and weak when I finally tried to feed him with an eyedropper. Cute bunch! |
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Post by adara on Jan 10, 2004 21:12:29 GMT -4
DF: As far as I can tell, yes they are. Just the same as we are. We're the only species of animal that chooses to drink another animal's milk, our bodies aren't built for it but can take it up to a point, but I am led to believe that rodents can get diarrhea/tummy upset from it. Of course a /little/ as a treat shouldn't do any harm but I don't do it just in case They love soya replacements anyway |
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Post by Die Fledermaus on Jan 10, 2004 21:30:12 GMT -4
I never gave them much, but they occasionally got yogurt, cheese, or cottage cheese. They didn't seem to especially like it, but what they ate didn't do anything to them I could see.
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Post by hammyrat on Jan 11, 2004 15:33:49 GMT -4
;D OMG kane, i have to say, they are the most beautiful and handsome little bunch of baby hammies! oooo i really have to get a baby hammy! no, forget that, i need a male hammy then i can have lots of baby hammies ;D or not!
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Post by tinksgliders on Jan 11, 2004 15:50:06 GMT -4
Very sweet baies, Kane!!!  |
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Post by Die Fledermaus on Jan 11, 2004 20:29:29 GMT -4
;D OMG kane, i have to say, they are the most beautiful and handsome little bunch of baby hammies! oooo i really have to get a baby hammy! no, forget that, i need a male hammy then i can have lots of baby hammies ;D or not! Better be ready to take care of every one of those babies for the rest of their lives, as I am doing with the litter that had its first birthday on January 9th. |
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Post by adara on Jan 12, 2004 7:45:36 GMT -4
DF: I think the "or not" at the end of the sentance meant that they were joking  |
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Post by calvinator1 on Jan 12, 2004 10:38:08 GMT -4
I don't know, Kane. That second shot looks suspiciously like a line-up of the usual suspects.... ;D
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Post by Die Fledermaus on Jan 12, 2004 21:00:24 GMT -4
DF: I think the "or not" at the end of the sentance meant that they were joking I guess I forgot one of these above: ;D |
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I love the cream one with grey ears, looks just like one of my old hammies that had a surprise litter. What do you call that colouring? Awww I love baby hammies 
What about cheese?
