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- A quick comparison of our favorites.
- 10 Best Dwarf Hamster Cages - 2022 Reviews
- 1. Prevue Pet Products Animal House - Overall Best.
- 2. Habitrail Cristal Hamster Cage - Value Best
- 3. Savic Hamster Haven Metro Cage - Premium Choice
- 4. Ferplast Favola Hamster Cage
- 5. Midwest Craterville Arcade Hamster Cage.
- 6. IRIS Hamster Cage
- 7. Ferplast Hamster Cage
- 8. GalaPet Hamster Cage
- 9. Prevue Hendryx Deluxe Hamster Cage
- 10. Kaytee Crittertrail Quick Clean Habitat
- Buyer's Guide
- size
- Wire, glass, or plastic?
- Toys, tunnels and wheels
- Water bottles and food trays
- Result
Hamsters have earned a spot as popular house pets for good reason: they are friendly, easy-to-care-for, and generally clean animals that appreciate love and affection from people of all ages.
Choosing the perfect cage for your hamster is one of the best things you can do to make their life happy, comfortable and entertaining. But did you know that most hamster cages available on the market today are designed for large Syrian hamsters? If you're thinking of adopting a dwarf hamster, you'll need to find a cage that's best suited for their small stature.
We've tested and evaluated almost every cage out there. Below, we've compiled our findings into a comprehensive list of reviews to answer all your dwarf hamster cage questions.
A quick comparison of our favorites
Hebe Trail
Civic Hamster Heaven
Ferroplast faveola
Midwest Craterville Arcade
10 Best Dwarf Hamster Cages - 2022 Reviews
1. Prevue Pet Products Animal House - Overall Best
Despite its unassuming name, the Prevue Pet Products 528 Animal Home is quite honestly the most well-designed dwarf hamster cage we've ever seen. For starters, the large plastic tub base is deep enough to create pits and nests but detaches for easy cleaning.
And escape attempts? No way - not with 3/8” wire spacing and hamster proof locking mechanism. Add in side and top entrance doors and an adjustable platform and ramp, and this enclosure is easily the most versatile and durable dwarf hamster cage you'll find.
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2. Habitrail Cristal Hamster Cage - Best Value
What really makes the Habatrial the best dwarf hamster cage for the money is its wide variety of features that are conveniently located in a small cage. Complete with a wheel, ramp, feeder, and water bottle, you'll need to add bedding and your hamster.
Measuring 16" tall by 10" wide and 9" tall, it's ideally suited for a dwarf hamster. Plus, if you plan to add more hamsters to your home later, it's a smart lock. Equipped with a wall connector system that easily connects to additional cages.
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3. Savic Hamster Haven Metro Cage - Premium Choice.
A large, deep plastic base provides a playground for hamster toys. The included tunnels, exercise wheel, two houses, penthouse and water bottle mean your hamsters will only need food, bedding and your love and affection.
In short, the Sawick Hamster Haven Cage is overpriced for good reason – it's the most fully-built cage you can get for your dwarf hamster.
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4. Ferplast Favola Hamster Cage
Perhaps the most notable advantage is its deep viewing base. While other cages obscure your view of your hamster, this one gives a full 360-degree view. With a wide selection of included accessories, you'll be able to watch your hamster run, play and eat in this cage.
Having only one door is the biggest downside of this cage. This somewhat noisy latch and awkward positioning can make it more difficult to get your hamster in and out.
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5. Midwest Craterville Arcade Hamster Cage.
It's on the small side for a cage at this price but makes up for it with a clever design. The included suite of accessories is a nice touch, as is the ability to add more modular pieces with connector tubes. Overall, this is a fun option for those who prefer to watch their dwarf hamsters play.
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6. IRIS Hamster Cage
Although it comes with everything you need to care for a hamster and is designed to be easy to clean, it's a bit too easy for most hamster lovers. But for beginners and general hobbyists, this is a good alternative to the other small cages on our list if they aren't available.
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7. Ferplast Hamster Cage
Appropriately sized for a dwarf hamster, the deep plastic base is complete with a long wire cage and plenty of plumbing. Along with the included house, exercise wheel, play tube, food dish, and water bottle, you'll need to provide bedding and a hamster.
Funnily enough, the only downside to this cage has nothing to do with its construction — it's the fact that it doesn't come with instructions. Be prepared for a little DIY time to figure out how to put it together!
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8. GalaPet Hamster Cage
Our main gripe with this cage is that a wide variety of "challenge accessories" may be better suited for a larger enclosure. As it stands, the cage feels crowded for one of our small hamsters. At a somewhat steep price for the size, you have to really enjoy the look to justify the extra cost.
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9. Prevue Hendryx Deluxe Hamster Cage
After a little testing though, we can't recommend this hamster cage as a good option without serious modifications. The connections between the cage and the tray are not tight, and we are concerned that our hamsters may be injured by being caught between them. It has to be made safer to make it completely safe for use.
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10. Kaytee Crittertrail Quick Clean Habitat
First, it's too small for anything other than keeping your hamsters overnight, and the big central wheel is too crowded.
Perhaps more troubling is the water bottle issue, though: we couldn't get ours to stop the leak. If left unchecked, these can pose a serious threat to your hamster by soaking his bedding and overcooling his body.
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Buyer's Guide
size
As a rule of thumb, you should provide no less than one square foot of space per hamster. If it's within your budget, it's always a wise investment in your hamster's health and happiness to buy a larger cage. With more space to move around, they'll get more exercise and be in a better mood.
Wire, glass, or plastic?
Wire cages. are the most durable options for your hamster's home. You'll need to make sure the bars are placed close enough together that your hamster can't squeeze, so look for designed wire cages. Unfortunately for dwarf hamsters in particular , these types of cages make it more difficult to watch your hamster play.
Glass cages. You also have the advantage of being relatively escapist while easily observing your hamster's activities. They are often more expensive than other styles, and are prone to damage from everyday wear and tear.
Plastic cages. While durable, wire and glass cages combine some of the best attributes, yet look for easy hamster viewing. They are usually available at a lower cost than glass or wire cages, but they can break down if exposed to too much sunlight, heat or cold.
Toys, tunnels and wheels
While toys are great for single hamsters, they can be a source of conflict for multi-hamster households. Because they are territorial creatures, multiple hamsters are often kept in open floor plan cages with minimal toys.
Water bottles and food trays
Result
Anyone on a tight budget should consider the Habitarel 62820A1 Crystal Hamster Cage an alternative to our top pick. Its small size makes it a better fit for a dwarf hamster, making it an economical and well-designed choice for first-time dwarf hamster owners.
After reading through our guide, do you think you want to call your dwarf hamster home? We wish you the best in finding the perfect home for your pet.
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