Hamster Silent Spinner Wheel?

Question

Has anyone tried the Silent Spinner Wheel for Hamsters/rodents...i need a new wheel for my hamster..one thats quite..is this wheel actually"silent"? Any suggestions?

Answer 1

Well...

All wheels can be 'silent' if you give them a little bit of oil! :-]

My cousin had the most noisy wheel ever, but when he gave it a little oil, it was SILENT as ANYTHING! :-]

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But, from what I hear, silent wheels are really SILENT! :-]

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If you go to a Pet Store for a silent wheel, give it a spin to make sure it is a totally SILENT wheel! :-]

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Good luck! :-]

-Miss Giggles

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Answer 2

It isn't deadly silent but is very quiet, much quieter than other wheels i've had. I have one and i'm really pleased with it i'd get one if i were you

Answer 3

im not sure but if you get it and it makes a nose, put some veggie oil on the actually part that spins it. i have a silent wheel that doesnt make one sound but i dont know what its called. its sjust a plain gray wheel. hehehe ♥♥♥♥good luck!!!!♥♥♥♥

Answer 4

That looks like a great wheel but if u want an almost cost free way u should try putting Vaseline on where it skews, usually the bit that connects them together. I did that at the begging of the year and it still works now.

Mitch :)

Answer 5

It is silent.

We sell it where I work and I also have one for my gerbils.

As long as you put it on right and spin it gently everyday to check it doesn't need cleaning, it'll be silent.

Answer 6

there not silent atal wel fr first couple of days tey are but there is no silent wheel u just haved to put up with it

Answer 7

You can barely hear a thing (my two Roborovski's had it for a while) and it really is completely silent.

But when I gave it to my Syrian, it made an awful clanking noise because it was a) touching against the side of his cage and b) I didn't stick it down to the floor of the cage meaning it kept moving and knocking against the side of the cage as mentioned above. I solved that problem by sticking the stand (with selo-tape and Blu-Tac) to the floor of the cage.

Other than that though, I would render it completely silent. Also, I would only recommend giving it to dwarf hamsters as it is a bit too heavy for Syrians and is very liable to be knocked over.