By: Adam on 29-01-2008 18:31

You'll want to take your hamster to the vet to get his nails trimmed, at least until he teaches you or your parent (if you're young enough!) how to do it properly.

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By: RONNY on 26-06-2008 09:49

you can put some stone in it cage to let it scratches until the nail gotten shorter..before you put the stone in it cage,sterilize the stone with boil water...

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By: DANNERDOO on 30-07-2008 00:47

if its your first time doing so spend a little extra to see someone do and then ask them to show your how to do so   other then that you could get them something that plastic to scratch on and that should help them out...   thanks   danielle

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By: rpatterson003 on 06-05-2009 11:44

I asked at the pet store about cutting their nails and they didn't know. I did it anyway because my hamsters nails grow very quickly. You can cut them, just do a little at a time. I cut them just a little above the actual toe. There was no bleeding. I think they are much like our nails. Very soft though. I found my hamster was terring them out and that caused bleeding and most likely more pain than cutting. Go for it!

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