Syrian hamsters are one of the most common pet hamster breeds. They are larger than other hamster breeds, with a distinctive golden coat. Syrians are solitary animals and should be housed alone to prevent fighting
These hamsters are one of the two main types of Russian dwarf hamsters, the other being the Winter White. They are small, agile, and social creatures that can be kept in same-sex pairs or groups
Also known as the Djungarian hamster, this breed is closely related to the Campbell's Russian hamster. They have a thicker coat that turns white in the winter, hence their name
Chinese hamsters have a long, slender body and a distinctive black stripe down their back. They are solitary creatures and should be housed alone to prevent aggression. Chinese hamsters are known for their agility and intelligence
Roborovski hamsters are the smallest of all pet hamster breeds. They are incredibly active and require plenty of space to run and play. They are social creatures and can be housed together in same-sex pairs or groups
Teddy bear hamsters are a long-haired variation of the Syrian hamster. They have a plush coat that gives them a teddy bear-like appearance. Like Syrian hamsters, they are solitary animals and should be housed alone
Campbell's hamsters are one of the two main types of Russian dwarf hamsters, the other being the Winter White. They are social creatures that can be kept in same-sex pairs or groups if introduced properly