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7" Deluxe Hamster Ball - 50p

AceRider
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Fey Folks,
Just been upto local Tesco store (Northampton) and they have a 7" Deluxe hamster ball selling for 50p (yellow sticker price).
They seem pretty good - will find out how hamster likes it later
Just been upto local Tesco store (Northampton) and they have a 7" Deluxe hamster ball selling for 50p (yellow sticker price).
They seem pretty good - will find out how hamster likes it later

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Fey Folks,
Just been upto local Tesco store (Northampton) and they have a 7" Deluxe hamster ball selling for 50p (yellow sticker price).
Now come on Tesco - Deluxe?!
Has it got Sky+ fitted or something?
:rolleyes:They seem pretty good - will find out how hamster likes it later
I bet Hammy loves it! It's a great work out and I'm sure it prolongs their lives too.
Just don't put any glasses or cups on the floor while it's in use - our Molly takes great delight in knocking them over, glasses of red wine in particular!
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And make sure there are no toddlers about - she took a while to recover from our nipper kicking it around with her inside!
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Haha, Our hamster usually takes great delight in running into OH's ( AceRider up there ^^ ) feet, I swear she has a grin on her face when doing so.
Have bought two, one to stick on ebay later, might make 99p on it at least0 -
Lütz_Pangaloo wrote: »Now come on Tesco - Deluxe?!
Has it got Sky+ fitted or something?
:rolleyes:
Why do I now have a picture of our hamster running around her ball watching The Simpsons :rotfl:Lütz_Pangaloo wrote: »I bet Hammy loves it! It's a great work out and I'm sure it prolongs their lives too.
Just don't put any glasses or cups on the floor while it's in use - our Molly takes great delight in knocking them over, glasses of red wine in particular!
:mad:
And make sure there are no toddlers about - she took a while to recover from our nipper kicking it around with her inside!
:eek:
Yea we have a ball for her already although i believe its only a 4"/5" so this one is simply an upgrade, we havn't had any drinks on the floor whilst she's out though this is more coincedence than planned but thanks for the tip
We also have young children however they havn't realised they can play football with her - yet lolLaptop: Asus X58L; 2Ghz Celeron M575; 1Gb RAM; Intel X3100 Graphic chip set; 120Gb Hitatchi HTS542512K; 15.4" Widescreen. Vista Home Basic
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Thanks OP, have got one for my cat!Gone ... or have I?0
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Thanks OP, have got one for my cat!
I've got to ask.. how does this work ?
I can't picture a cat fitting comfortably inside one of these :huh:Laptop: Asus X58L; 2Ghz Celeron M575; 1Gb RAM; Intel X3100 Graphic chip set; 120Gb Hitatchi HTS542512K; 15.4" Widescreen. Vista Home Basic
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I've got to ask.. how does this work ?
I can't picture a cat fitting comfortably inside one of these :huh:
He won't have anything to do with cat toys, but give him anything else and he is in his element. He'll push it around, try to pick it up, and generally create as much havoc with it as he can!Gone ... or have I?0 -
they also have a rodent playground for £5 on the pet aisle that is £12 ish in pets at home. Basically a wire fence that means your hammy can play outside the cage.The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese :cool:0
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He won't have anything to do with cat toys, but give him anything else and he is in his element. He'll push it around, try to pick it up, and generally create as much havoc with it as he can!
Ahhh, see now thats's alot safer/humane than the image I had in my head :rotfl:they also have a rodent playground for £5 on the pet aisle that is £12 ish in pets at home. Basically a wire fence that means your hammy can play outside the cage.
Thanks Jessi - I'll have a look next time I'm up thereLaptop: Asus X58L; 2Ghz Celeron M575; 1Gb RAM; Intel X3100 Graphic chip set; 120Gb Hitatchi HTS542512K; 15.4" Widescreen. Vista Home Basic
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Thanks for this will have a look in my local tescos tomorrow0
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