Gerbils are gentle, social and enjoy the companionship of another gerbil (house only same gender
pairs who were raised together), as well as interaction with their Pet Parents.
They are curious and not easily startled, so they're great for busy, active households.
jumpers, Gerbils have powerful hind legs and are strong jumpers. Gerbils love to hide and burrow into their bedding.
You'll notice your gerbil grooming herself a lot while she's awake.
Handle your gerbil gently -- scoop her up in both hands and hold her with cupped hands so she
feels safe and secure. Remember to never lift or grip her by her tail.
Your gerbil's front teeth never stop growing, so she needs lots of healthy things to chew on like
reat sticks and chews.
Exercise To prevent tail injury, gerbils should only run on a solid-surface exercise wheel.
Your gerbil needs a well-ventilated home with a solid floor, large enough for a food dish and
water bottle and a hiding area (if one isn't built in). There should be plenty of room for all
cage accessories, and for her to move around freely.
