ST. LOUIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Zhu Zhu Pets™ hamsters have invaded the United States! From baseball stadiums to children’s hospitals, this new collection of adorable, furry, interactive pets is expected ...

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How does the season's hottest holiday toy hold up against a real cat? The answer isn't pretty They’re the official must-have toy of the holiday season, but how do Zhu Zhu petshold up against their ...

Smart, unpredictable, battery-powered hamsters are set to hit stores again this fall as Cepia re-launches its Zhu Zhu Pets toys. Zhu Zhu Pets were a hot gift item when introduced for the 2009 holiday ...

The runaway hit toy of the 2009 holiday season is a fuzzy fake hamster. Go figure. Known as Zhu Zhu Pets, the battery-operated creatures, originally priced at $7.99, are so difficult to pin down that ...

If you just can't get enough of Zhu Zhu Pets, the hit toy hamsters for young children, wait til next year. Activision, the company that created the extremely violent Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, ...

Zhu Zhu Pets: because every holiday season needs a trend story about a toy or electronic that parents get into fistfights over. Last year, it was Elmo Live, and the year before that, it was the ...

Parents across the country have lined up to buy this year’s hot toy, Zhu Zhu Pets. But do the children even care? Continuing in the tradition of Tickle Me Elmo and Cabbage Patch Kids, the Zhu Zhu ...

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They were all Olivia Mondesando wanted for her birthday. "Well, I felt really excited to get Zhu Zhu petsbecause I just love them," Olivia said. "Because of their little cute faces. How they talk." ...

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ST. LOUIS — A consumer group contends one of the holiday season’s must-have toys is unsafe. But the maker of the robotic Zhu Zhu Pets hamsters defended its product Saturday against a study by San ...