How big should my hamster wheel be? My hamster gets to going really fast and he keeps falling out of his wheel. I thought the wheel was big enough but I am going to buy a bigger wheel, so hammy does not keep falling out, he is very fast in his wheel.
How big should my hamster wheel be?
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For a Roborovski 8cm diameter or larger. Has he only just started doing this or has he always done this? In theory a bigger wheel should help prevent them going right over the top with centrifuge. But sometimes they just leap out.
A good option can be the 9" silent runner wheel. The holes in the front tend to make them stop and check before jumping out
You can get bar attachments for it so it fixes to the cage bars at whatever height you want.
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It works really well attached to the bars and it's a completely silent wheel.
@hamster lover 123 's Robo, Dora has this wheel
A good option can be the 9" silent runner wheel. The holes in the front tend to make them stop and check before jumping out
You can get bar attachments for it so it fixes to the cage bars at whatever height you want.
Silent Runner 9 in.
BOGO Free - Yellow Silent Runner 9 in. Wheel No code needed. Simply add 2 yellow wheels to your cart and discount will be automatically applied. One free wheel per order, while supplies last. Looking for a safe, quiet, and durable exercise wheel for your furry friends? Look no further than...
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Bar attachment plates (need buying separately)
Cage Attachment Set
Silent Runner Cage Attachment includes two brackets used to attach your Silent Runner Wheel directly to your wire cage. One size fits all Silent Runner wheels. Does not fit other wheels designs (i.e. Wodent Wheel). The new & improved Cage Attachment Brackets are a larger size than the previously...
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It works really well attached to the bars and it's a completely silent wheel.
@hamster lover 123 's Robo, Dora has this wheel
I have a 7 inch wheel, is that big enough, or do I need an 8 inch wheel? I will take a look at the wheel you showed me, thank you. My hammy does get to spinning too fast and he keeps falling out if his wheel... He just started doing it. He might have before but I did not notice it. I want to get a new and different wheel though. one that is bigger.. The big wheel will fit in his cage.For a Roborovski 8cm diameter or larger. Has he only just started doing this or has he always done this? In theory a bigger wheel should help prevent them going right over the top with centrifuge. But sometimes they just leap out.
A good option can be the 9" silent runner wheel. The holes in the front tend to make them stop and check before jumping out
Silent Runner 9 in.
BOGO Free - Yellow Silent Runner 9 in. Wheel No code needed. Simply add 2 yellow wheels to your cart and discount will be automatically applied. One free wheel per order, while supplies last. Looking for a safe, quiet, and durable exercise wheel for your furry friends? Look no further than...
Bar attachment plates (need buying separately)
Cage Attachment Set
Silent Runner Cage Attachment includes two brackets used to attach your Silent Runner Wheel directly to your wire cage. One size fits all Silent Runner wheels. Does not fit other wheels designs (i.e. Wodent Wheel). The new & improved Cage Attachment Brackets are a larger size than the previously...
It works really well attached to the bars and it's a completely silent wheel.
@hamster lover 123 's Robo, Dora has this wheel
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It's not too bad for a robo but 9" is the sweet spot - not too big, not too small I think that 9" silent runner will be good as you can attach it to the cage bars and that keeps it stable at whatever height you want, and it will slow him down a bit and he won't be able to throw himself out. Sometimes they do that just for the heck of it, but they're more careful when there's a solid front and you see them stopping now and then and checking where the holes are.
I think that 9" silent runner will be good as you can attach it to the cage bars and that keeps it stable at whatever height you want, and it will slow him down a bit and he won't be able to throw himself out. Sometimes they do that just for the heck of it, but they're more careful when there's a solid front and you see them stopping now and then and checking where the holes are.