Hamsters

5. an enclosure used to house a pet hamster.
7. bottle, a container with a spout used to provide fresh water for a hamster.
9. a small-sized hamster breed, such as the Roborovski or Campbell's hamster.
11. an enclosed area where a hamster can safely roam and explore outside its cage.
14. a period of inactivity and reduced metabolic rate that some hamsters undergo in response to colder temperatures.
15. wheel, a circular device that allows hamsters to run and exercise.
16. food, a specially formulated diet that provides essential nutrients for a hamster's health.
18. soft material used as a lining in a hamster's cage for nesting and comfort.
20. a small rodent often kept as a popular pet, known for its round body and short tail.

1. the action of chewing or nibbling persistently, as hamsters do to wear down their teeth.
2. the act of gnawing on objects to keep a hamster's teeth trimmed and healthy.
3. a cozy structure made by a hamster using bedding materials for sleeping and hiding.
4. a tunnel or hole dug by a hamster for nesting and hiding.
6. ball, a plastic ball that allows a hamster to explore and move around while safely contained.
8. a special food or reward given to a hamster as a form of enrichment.
10. a spinning device inside a hamster cage that allows them to exercise and play.
12. the expandable pouches in a hamster's mouth used for storing food.
13. the small feet of a hamster equipped with claws for digging and climbing.
17. a mammal characterized by continuously growing incisors and a propensity for gnawing.
19. ball, a transparent ball that allows a hamster to move freely while being protected.