The size of the hamster's cheek pouch varies slightly depending on the type and individual of the hamster.

Normally, a hamster's cheek pouches can extend to about one-third of their body length.
This is a rough estimate; some hamsters
Their cheek pouches can extend up to half their body length.

Hamsters also use powerful muscles to control these pouches, allowing food to enter and exit.
Cheek pouches allow hamsters to collect large amounts of food at a time.
A very useful tool to help you eat in a safe place later.

However, if the hamster puts too much food in the cheek pouches,
Because of the risk of tearing or dilating the cheek pouch,
Be careful not to feed your hamster too much food at one time.

There are many different types of hamsters, each with their own
They have unique features, shapes and sizes.

Golden Hamster (Syrian Hamster): The most representative hamster,
It is the largest among hamsters raised at home, and its length is about 15-17cm.

Dwarf Hamsters: These types include Russian Dwarf Hamsters, Roborovski Dwarf Hamsters,
Campbell's dwarf hamsters are well known for their small size (usually 7-10 cm).

Chinese hamster (Chinese toad hamster): This hamster is
They are known for their long tails, usually 10-12 cm long.

Roborovski Hamsters: These are one of the smallest types of hamsters,
It is usually 4-5 cm long.