Hey y’all, it’s your boy Matt here, and I’ve got a funny story to tell y’all about my hamster and hot glue. So, I was trying to fix this toy that my hamster, Mr. Squeakers, loved to play with.<\/p>\n
It was one of those fancy spinning wheel thingies, but the darn thing kept coming off the base. I had tried everything to fix it, but nothing seemed to work.<\/p>\n
I remembered that I had some non-toxic hot glue in my garage, so I figured I’d give that a shot. I mean, it was non-toxic, right?<\/p>\n
So, I grabbed the glue and got to work. I applied a decent amount to the base and the wheel, trying to make sure it was secure. I let it dry for a few minutes and then, with a triumphant smile, I brought the toy back to Mr. Squeakers’ cage.<\/p>\n
Well, let’s just say that Mr. Squeakers was not impressed. As soon as he saw the toy, he ran up to it and started running on the wheel.<\/p>\n
It was all going fine until about halfway through, when the wheel came loose and went flying across the room. Mr. Squeakers went tumbling after it and I couldn’t help but burst out laughing at the sight.<\/p>\n
Needless to say, I learned my lesson about using hot glue around my hamster<\/a>. But that got me thinking – is non-toxic hot glue actually safe for hamsters<\/a> to be around? I did a little research and here’s what I found.<\/p>\n Table of Contents<\/p>\n<\/div>