What causes mites in hamsters?

Hamsters heal at the same rate as most creatures. For an uncomplicated cut or wound, the average healing time is 7 to 14 days.

Yes, hamsters can break bones. The bones in a hamster's leg are thinner than matchsticks and may break accidentally, such as if the hamster is dropped from a height.

Yes, a hamster does use its nails to climb.

Start by washing your sheets and bedding in water that's at least 130°F to kill the mites. You can also get rid of them on surfaces with a HEPA-filtered vacuum.

They look like a tick, with a squat body and eight legs. They are a type of arachnid.

They do not bite or cause health-related problems, but clover mites can still be a nuisance. If smashed when they crawl over carpets and drapery, the mites leave a red...

Yes, soap and warm water is an effective way to get rid of spider mites. Spray your baby plants every 6 days until you no longer see mites on them.

Yes. They go dormant during the winter and find areas of the outside plant to survive in, such as small crevices.

Not sure. Spider mites develop resistances to pesticides, and Sevin 5 is maybe too weak to get rid of mites.

Daconil has a very long active length. It will be effective for 24 to 28 days.