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HamsterSyrian hamsters are one of the most popular small pets, despite only really being domesticated since the 1930s! Unlike most other small pets they are very solitary and must be kept on their own.![]() Dwarf hamsters can sometimes be kept in pairs or groups, but make sure they have plenty of space and keep an eye out for any fighting. Here is some information about hamsters and hamster care. |
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