What to do if a hamster fights? What to do if a little hamster fights

Rats rely on their sense of smell, but hamsters that are unfamiliar with smells are aggressive, even after a period of isolation from mice. She'll attack them too. Although the newborn mice are weak, they are still quite dangerous to fight.

You still have to look at the severity, the bite is already quite intense. If this happens all the time, split the cage after weaning. Are these two homosexuals or heterosexual?

Beware of the same sex, it's easy to fight when you grow up.

Now you pay a little attention to whether it is a bite that keeps alive or "meaning", and it is unlikely that a newborn hamster will be bitten to death by another one. Don't artificially put the two together in the future, you may also be scared.

The landlord quickly divides the cage! It's going to die!

Hamsters are solitary animals and must be caged, except if they want to breed! Hamsters will fight when they close their cages, and it will only be a matter of minutes before they are killed. Don't think that one of them will be lonely and lonely, loneliness is just a human thought, [there is no emotion in the hamster's mind]!

And don't say: Oh, I've been in the cage for a few months, and nothing has happened. I'll tell you about a guy who's been together for two years and suddenly died all of a sudden?

Hamsters look harmonious, but in fact, the so-called "how harmonious it is to sleep together" is their behavior in [fighting for territory]. And once it is a male and a female, it will give birth and will lose its life, and if you continue to close the cage, you will produce again and lose your life again! And the baby rat has to continue to divide the cage, so you are worried about buying a cage!

Owners who don't care about the SS body just to save money in the cage are irresponsible owners. Even if it is an in-laws with a cage rate of 80%, the owner who is responsible and truly loves SS will never cage. Male and female are more likely to fight than male and female.

Say a bad thing, if you insist on killing the cage is your business, we don't have to be responsible.

So [if you really love your SS, please split the cage].

Split the cage, my rat rat was like this when I was a child, so I divided it.

Separate cages, hamsters must be kept separately, or they will die soon, especially the three-line class, theoretically 100% dead in the cage.

<> hamsters. If a group of hamsters is injured in an accident or fight, they must be kept in a safe cage alone.

, take good care of it until the injury heals. In general, the natural recovery ability of hamsters is surprising, so as long as it is not a bacterial infection.

The broken leg heals well, and the injury recovers quickly. But the recovery period is very important.

Injured hamsters are worried that someone will attack them because they know they are injured, so they sometimes deliberately exaggerate themselves in order to show that they are still strong.

Those who have experienced it may know that there are also cases where a hamster with a broken leg wants to spin the running wheel even more desperately. (It's not like people think that "I'm not in good health, I need to rest".)

In the world of hamsters, as long as other hamsters see his weakness, he will spend the days of being bullied from that day on.

If one of the hamsters in the pack is injured, the other hamsters will attack the injured hamster together. (So, the hamster tries his best not to let other hamsters see his weakness) Even if he is usually close, he will attack his companion whenever he is sick or injured.

It may seem cruel to the human eye, but in the world of hamsters, this is the law of nature. The survival of the fittest among their fellow tribes is the most necessary for them.

I don't know if it's to destroy weak individuals, or to replenish the protein that is usually insufficient, or if you don't want the smell of being injured to make the enemy find out where to live. The reason for this is not clear. But this is the nature of hamsters, so we can only accept and acknowledge it, not blame or beat hamsters.

There are many solutions:

1 It is normal for hamsters to fight each other for their own living space, but it is recommended to divide the cage if the fight is very strong, otherwise the weaker side will die

2 Maybe the male ss likes the female ss and will chase the female to run, the female ss will resist, and the male ss wants to get close to her, so they fight, you can make a hard partition in the middle of the cage, separate the two, after a long time, the two are familiar with each other's smell, and they will not fight (don't use cardboard).

1.Hamsters, like other animals, will fight for territory and fight for the opposite sex.

In particular, male hamsters are particularly territorial, and male hamsters have scent glands under their belly, which will leave a smell on their own territory, and as long as they find another male hamster, they will come forward to attack.

But sometimes it's not intentional, hamsters of the opposite sex sometimes fight, it's temporary, you can split the cage first.

2.If you find two hamsters fighting, you need to separate them with a wooden stick in time, and then use cardboard to isolate them, that is, you need to wear thick gloves when separating them, so as to avoid bites.

It's normal for hamsters to fight, after all, they are very territorial and often grab toys or food. If they are not found to be fighting in time, when a hamster dies, the owner needs to dispose of the carcass in time, disinfect the cage in all directions, expose it to the sun, and lay new bedding. After that, it's best not to raise them together, after all, when you fight, you always have to divide the winner and loser, and you won't give up.

3.It is recommended that the owner first separate the two hamsters, the hamsters fight and bleed need to find out the size of the wound and whether the rest of the body has a wound in time, for small skin trauma, you can buy iodophor and pet special trauma spray, first disinfect the wound to control the infection. Trauma medication is then applied, and minor injuries usually scarred in 3-5 days and slowly recovered.

If the hamster's wound is deep, it is recommended to give the hamster a tetanus vaccine. Some hamsters have a more irritable personality and may constantly provoke or gnaw on their own kind, so it is not recommended that owners keep hamsters in the same cage, especially different species of hamsters, it is best to feed them in isolation.

There are many solutions:

1 It is normal for hamsters to fight each other for their own living space, but it is recommended to divide the cage if the fight is very strong, otherwise the weaker side will die

2 Maybe the male ss likes the female ss and will chase the female to run, the female ss will resist, and the male ss wants to get close to her, so they fight, you can make a hard partition in the middle of the cage, separate the two, after a long time, the two are familiar with each other's smell, and they will not fight (don't use cardboard).

The reason for the change of skill:

1. The hamster itself is a solitary trembling animal, and if the belligerent, solitary hamster is accustomed to its territory and suddenly allows other rats to enter its life, it will think that this is an invasion, which may lead to a fight.

2. Even if two rats who accept each other by default live at one time, they usually quarrel over trivial matters, such as quarrels over food.

Solution: 1. First of all, we should try to avoid separating them directly with hand filial piety, for the two hamsters who are fighting, they will be more excited, and they are likely to be bitten by them if they intervene at this time. So don't panic when you see rats fighting, just wear gloves and separate them.

2. If you don't have gloves, find things like spoons, cardboard, lids of boxes, etc., in the nearest place to separate them. Then divide the other rat into another cage, and if you can't find the cage for a while, you can also replace it with a box or bucket.