How do you keep baby hamsters that are just over 1 month old? On a Dutch pig

Artificial feeding of mice for less than 7 days was almost unsuccessful.

But the theoretical method I can tell you: small animals are diluted with milk substitutes (milk is not allowed to run thin) and fed to mice with warm water (it is best to have a small syringe or the like to feed about 3-4 drops at a time).

Feed every two hours.

Always observe the bowel movements of the mice to help clean them up.

Because usually this is licked and wiped by the rat mother.

If the cleanup is not timely.

It is easy to cause poor excretion in mice, suffocation.

Also pay attention to heat preservation and ventilation.

Don't suffocate the baby rat to death because of the insulation.

Your mother rat may be nutrient deficient.

Let's add some cooked protein or something like that (don't run the milk loose).

Yes, you just need to feed it more than five times a day, feed it with a very small syringe, and sterilize it with boiling water every time, and rinse it with water after feeding.

1. How to feed a newborn hamster baby.

2. What does the hamster eat after giving birth?

3. How to deal with the baby hamster when it is just born.

4. How to raise newborn mice.

1.Newborn hamster babies are basically fed by hamster mothers, and the owner does not need to intervene.

2.If a baby hamster is contaminated with human scents, the mother hamster may abandon it or even bite her baby to death.

3.The owner only needs to supplement the mother hamster with enough nutrients every day and put enough fresh food, such as egg whites, shrimp, etc.

4.Cotton and wood chips should also be well prepared to keep the baby hamster warm.

1. Artificially raised small hamsters are generally fed with goat milk powder, a small amount of small syringes are fed many times, the milk temperature is controlled at about 37 degrees, and the newborn hamsters are fed every two hours, and the feeding interval can be appropriately extended after the body hair grows.

2. Provide multiple hiding places for the little hamsters, which can be made of paper or wood.

3. The thickness of the bedding should not be less than 20cm, and the raw materials of the nest should be soft, including dust-free shavings, straw, etc. If you're using a cage made of glass or plastic, be sure to leave the top open for ventilation.

4. Clean the urine bedding, food bowl and drinking fountain every day, and clean the entire cage every month, but it is recommended to keep a part of the old bedding so that the hamster can get used to the smell.

5. Don't go to see the hamster too often, it's easy to make the hamster insecure.

6. Don't catch hamsters with your hands, human contact will stain the little hamsters with smell, which is not conducive to the identification of female hamsters.