The hamster will probably not find food on it's own, so as it gets hungry
he will come out of hiding. I would suggest leaving food out while your
daughter is in her room so she can catch him when he comes out. Also leave
food in other places of the house when you are in the room.

Watch the cat closely because if anyone will find him, he will.

Good luck!





At 02:58 AM 4/28/03 +0000, you wrote:
>My daughter's hamster is missing. She broke the water vial that was
>in the cage and there was a hole left where it use to be. She had
>water in a small cup. My daughter was at a birthday party most of
>the day and came home and discovered the hamster was missing.
>
>What is the best why to try and "flush" it out? THe room of her door
>was closed all day, what are the possibilities that she got out?
>
>Now the scary part...we have a cat, but he is afraid of his shadow.
>What can I do so that he won't attack the hamster if he sees it?
>
>Thanks.
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