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Anonymous users2024-02-07Under normal rearing conditions, the lifespan of hamsters is generally 2-3 years. Most hamsters have a lifespan of about 2 and a half years, and those that also live long will live for more than 3 years, but after all, they are still a minority. However, the lifespan of in-laws is generally slightly longer, between years.
Male hamsters usually live longer than female hamsters, and female hamsters that have not given birth live longer than male hamsters.
Hamsters actually begin to age slowly when they are more than 1 year old, and after the age of 2, you can see obvious signs of aging, such as coat color is not as shiny and uniform as before, hair loss, slack, slow walking, stairs climbing and "tightrope walking" are significantly reduced, etc. This is where our care becomes even more important.
1. Usually pay attention to give more small particles of food to facilitate it to chew. You can add some oatmeal to your food, which is both nutritious and easy to chew.
2. Give some lettuce, cut apples and carrots thinner to give them vitamins and water, and remember to change the water frequently.
3. The running wheel in the cage can lower the position to facilitate it to climb up, and it can run if it wants to, and it can run if it is not willing.
4. Give it a quiet and comfortable environment.
5. The resistance of elderly rats and rats is reduced, remember to clean and change sawdust frequently to prevent bacterial infection.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Multiple births per year. Each litter is 1-20 litters. The lifespan is 2 years to nearly 3 years.
Breed from April to October every year, with an annual production of 4-5 litters, 4-8 litters per litter) Their lifespan is very short, about two years on average, male hamsters are sexually mature at 1 and a half months, and female hamsters are sexually mature at 2 months. Of course, different breeds of hamsters will have a slightly different lifespan. Comparatively speaking, the Lobovsky hamster has the longest lifespan of years.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05I support the husband and grandmother on the second floor, who have the longest lifespan, can have 4 years, and the others are only about 2 and a half years, and the pudding and milk tea have a short lifespan, because the physique is not good, thank you.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The lifespan of hamsters is generally 2 to 3 years.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03About 2-3 years, some longer, some shorter.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02It's about 2 years.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Properly raised hamsters generally live for 2 3 years, and those with a longer life span are 3 4 years.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Hello answer, I have seen your question Ha Now I am manually replying to the content for you, but it will take a little time, please wait patiently, thank you Ha I am here to wish you a prosperous Year of the Tiger
Hello, the average lifespan of baby hamsters is 2 to 3 years, which is not a long time to accompany you, but they are highly fertile, they can reproduce in the prime of hamsters, and you continue to raise their offspring. Hamsters are well cared for, and some can live for four or five years, so you need to pay attention to feeding less snacks, paying attention to avoiding the heat in summer, and keeping hamsters warm in winter.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Under normal feeding conditions, the lifespan of hamsters is generally 2 3 years, most hamsters have a lifespan of about 2 and a half years, and the long-lived rats and rats live for more than 3 years, but after all, they are still a minority. However, the lifespan of in-laws is generally slightly longer, between 3 years, male hamsters usually live longer than female hamsters, and female hamsters who have not had children live longer than male hamsters.
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Anonymous users2024-01-292 3 years.
The average lifespan of hamsters is 2 3 years, and in-laws hamsters can live for 3 years, and no more than 5 years. In the process of raising hamsters, it is necessary to install running wheels in the cage to give a certain amount of exercise. The feeding density should not be too large, and the maximum number of animals in the cage should not exceed 3.
It is necessary to feed professional rat food as the staple food, and on this basis, it is accompanied by melon seeds, peanuts, nuts and other foods.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Under normal circumstances, the lifespan of hamsters is generally about 1-2 years, but some hamsters can live for 3 years and more, how to increase the life span of hamsters
1.The food fed by the owner should be nutritionally balanced as much as possible, such as melon seeds and peanuts
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