The Versatile Blogger Award

Hey guys!
So this is our first time being tagged for a blogger award!


Thanks to Ink Blots from inkythehamster mommy & Squeeze from FLUFFY TOUGHIE  for nominating us!  
We really appreciate it(: 


So the rules for this award are the following :




-  In a post on your blog, nominate 15 fellow bloggers for The Versatile Blogger Award.
- In the same post, add the Versatile Blogger Award.
-  In the same post, thank the blogger who nominated you in a post with a link back to their blog.
- In the same post, share 7 completely random pieces of information about yourself.
- In the same post, include this set of rules.
 - Inform each nominated blogger of their nomination by posting a comment on each of their blogs.




So now for the seven random things about us!


1. We are both best friends since birth. 
2. Nibbles and Teddy our, our hamsters.
3. They are both syrains. 
4. Our instagram is @nibblesteddy123
5. Nibbles got in April&Teddy in July!
6. We live an hour apart, so it's hard to post together :(
7. And finally, we both love chocolate ;) 




Now for some blogs we have awarded! 
Hamster blogs : 


Fluffy Toughie
Ink Blots
Dashing Hamsters
Confessions of a Hamsterholic


Some blogs we love also : 
At Home Pets
Cameras and Clear skies

Fuzzy Feet 'n' Furry Tails Gerbils 
Animal Tails
My Hamster
My Syrain Hamster!
Hamsters Galore
Barefoot in Texas
All about Pets...
Lord Fuzzy
A Day in the Life of a Pet Squirrel



Wow, finally done.  Thanks again to inkythehamstermommy and squeeze! (:


Nibbles&Teddy♥

Injured or Sick Hamster - Signs and Symptoms.

Hey everyone!
Nibbles post(:
My owner has been quite sick lately with the flu  - which means more time to post :D 
So I've decided to do something to do with sick hamsters. Which brings me to the conclusion of injured or sick hamster- signs and symptoms topic!


You never know - that one thing you think is weird about your hamster could turn out to be something wrong. So be careful! 




If you are concerned that one of your pet hamsters might be sick, you probably already have a good feeling something might be wrong. By closely observing your hamster’s behavior and physical appearance, you can determine if you have a sick hamster on your hands. Once you determine there is a problem, you can go about treating a sick hamster. Treatments can include things you can do yourself or if your hamsters are sick to the point the need special medication, you will need to go to the vet. Of course you can help avoid having to do this by learning how to prevent hamster illnesses.

Signs and Symptoms of a Sick Hamster

Change in Your Hamster’s Behavior: Good hamster care involves observing your hamster often to see how it acts on a good day. Understand what a typical day is for your little pets. Watch the wake up routine; does the hamster in question stretch and yawn like it usually does? Is your hamster eating and drinking the usual amount per day? Has the interaction it has among other hamsters roommates changed in any way? If you answered yes to any of these, it’s possible your little guy or gal is under the weather, injured or sick.

Interaction Between You and Your Hamster: Next observe how your hamsters interact with you. When you open the cage door are your hamsters responsive? A normal reaction would be for it to perk its ears up and look towards your direction. A sick hamster might be completely out of it and not have any reaction when you open the cage. It might also cower or get nippy as it might feel vulnerable when it is sick or injured. Of course if your hamster is new, it might be a bit shy until it gets familiar with being handled.

Coat and Fur: A healthy hamster with a satin coat should have sleek coat or fur. It it looks dull or wet, it might be a sign that your hamster is sick. If a hamster coat that is normally rex now has a ruffled and dried out coat appearance, it can also be a sign of hamster illnesses

.Eyes: Healthy hamster eyes are bright and alert without redness. There should be no discharge or crusty parts; the should not be dull or sunken in appearance. Some hamster breeds have reddish eyes to begin with so it’s important to observe what the eyes of this hamster normally look like.

Nose: The nose of a hamster should be dry and not runny. A runny nose can be a sign of a cold or some other virus.

Tail: A wet hamster tail is not a good sign. This is wetness can either be fecal matter or urine. If you notice your sick hamster not moving away from where it just did it’s business, this is a strong indicator that there is a real health issue going on.

Okay so that's some symptoms...

Look out for Nibbles next post - How to prevent hamster illnesses!

Nibbles ♥

Sources - 

http://www.howtotakecareofahamster.net

Taking ages To Post...

Taking ages to post…

(Teddy’s post!)

So, I seem to be doing most of the posting. Nibbles, where are you?

So…how are you? I’m good J Looking forward to Christmas?  Are you getting your hamster a present? I’m getting Teddy a chew thingy made of hay in the shape of a bell… and toys, too, of course! Leave a comment below, about what you’re getting your hamster!

 

^That’s not my hamster, just a clipart. Would you believe it was called ‘’Gerbil on the top of its wheel, exercising?’’

Stupid Microsoft… Unless its more the less a hamster gerbil.

Oh, well. So I’m thinking of getting a penpal. Anyone know a safe site? Of course, I’ll be talking a lot about Teddy…

That’s enough for now, and I’ll try to blog over the weekend.

Cya!

 ♥ Teddy and Teddy J