Why doesn t my hamster use bath sand and doesn t play with wheels.

I have two mice in my family, one male likes to play with the wheel and likes to take a bath, and the other female likes to lie on the wheel and doesn't like to take a bath.

If you want to bathe sand, throw it in it and sprinkle it manually, and it will be done slowly.

You can push the SS on the wheel and spin it. Slowly SS will be.

It's all about the process. Be patient!

It's possible that the living conditions of the ss dealer there are very poor, and there are no such things, so they won't be.

Is it too small to say.

Didn't you just buy it, that's normal, it's trying to get used to the new environment

The hamster does not use bath sand, can help it wash several times a week to get used to it.

First of all, prepare a special bathtub and pour an appropriate amount of bath sand, and put the container in the hamster cage to let it get used to the bath sand.

Secondly, prepare a deeper container, put the bath sand and hamster, and then slowly pour a little bit of bath sand over the hamster, repeat many times. Finally, place the hamster in the bath sand container for about 20 minutes and it will start grooming its fur on its own.

If the new hamster doesn't know how to bathe, maybe it's too noisy to take a bath, so put it in a place where no one passes, don't disturb it, and let it stay quietly in the sand by itself, and it will fumble for bathing in the sand.

<> let it get used to it for a while.

The main material of bath sand is natural silica sand, which can help hamsters remove excess oil and dirt from their bodies and achieve a cleansing effect. Some hamsters seeBathing sandAfter that, they will automatically run inside to roll and clean their bodies, while others may be indifferent, which needs to be guided by the owner.

The process of bathing the hamster in the sand is not troublesome, as long as the hamster rolls hard in the bath sand, it can remove the dirt stuck to the hair through the bath sand. If the hamster does not take the initiative to use the sand at first, we can first scoop up some sand with a small spoon and sprinkle it on the back of the hamster, the hamster will shake its body to shake off the sand, repeat it a few times, and the hamster will slowly adapt to the feeling of bathing in the sand, and automatically roll in the sand. We can also use a tool such as chopsticks to gently flip the hamster into the sand and press it slightly in the sand for a while.

For those hamsters who can't take a bath through their own comprehension, you can find a hamster who can bathe in sand to wash with it, so that it can learn. Since the curiosity of hamsters is relatively strong, find a hamster who will take a bath automatically to demonstrate the hamster that will not take a bath automatically, and the hamster may learn by imitating, but it is necessary to avoid the problem of two hamsters fighting.

For those hamsters who are really not very smart, try throwing it into a pile of sand and putting more sand in the bath and letting it toss on its own. Try not to be too big in the space, so that the hamster can better contact the bath sand. Many hamsters are reluctant to use it at first, which may be caused by not getting used to it, and if you give them a little time, they may slowly get used to it.

Once in the toilet, you can only change the bathroom again... Hamsters have a super sensitive sense of smell. So that's going to be a toilet for him. Find a bathroom again. Or don't use sand. Give it more sawdust, and they'll be happy, too.