My hamster died. Is it being bitten to death by another person all the time.。。

My family has two mothers and one male, the male bullies the mother, and it is much better to raise the male separately and the mother to the mother, but then one mother died, and I don't know if the other is the ...... who bullied to deathHowever, many people say that hamsters are suitable for single breeding

It is an unchangeable fact that hamsters are solitary animals, and it is possible for two people to fight together, whether they are a male and a female, siblings or not, or one to eat the other.

So you either have one, or you buy two cages to split the cage.

The previous few of you seem to be too unprofessional, this personality disorder, or personality is particularly unrelated.

The tragedy is that he was bitten to death by another one. It is very difficult for hamsters to close their cages, except for in-laws rats, it is difficult for other types of rats to stay together, and it is also very careful to pair. So, keep one in a cage, otherwise it will be a matter of time before there is another tragedy.

Then you bite the male to death to avenge the mother's death!

If it was certainly not killed by another animal, it is likely that it was bitten by a male rat.

Let's change to a male rat, that rat may have a bit of a personality disorder.

If a hamster dies after biting, it may only die due to stress, which is commonly known as frightening.

If a hamster that has been raised for a long time suddenly bites, it may be because the hamster is sick and uncomfortable and bites, and the hamster dies the next day, usually because of illness.

The hamster's body is relatively small, so its organs are also very small, and the pressure it can withstand is very small, so when raising hamsters, do not easily scare them, and always observe whether the hamster's behavior is abnormal.

Reasons for hamster bites:

Unfamiliar: Because there are great differences between individuals, hamsters have many natural predators in nature, hamsters have a certain degree of caution and aggression towards all animals larger than themselves, hamsters only have their own teeth as a counterattack, so it is easy to attack the owner when they are not familiar at first. So it's best to get familiar with hamsters before getting to know them and try to avoid being bitten.

Too timid: It should be noted that the more timid the hamster, the more "ferocious" it is, so the more aggressive it is. This can only rely on the owner to have more patience, according to the temperament characteristics of the rat to inspect and summarize to get in touch with the familiarity.

Hello, in general, a hamster bite does not lead to its death. The hamster's teeth are not too sharp, so biting a human ** after the cherry blossom stall, at most there will be some slight pain and slight bleeding. However, if you are bitten by a hamster, you should wash the wound promptly and apply an appropriate ointment to prevent infection.

It is important to note that if your hamster exhibits aggressive or biting behavior for a long time, it may be because it is feeling upset or sick. It is recommended that you take it to the veterinarian in time to ensure that it is in good health and to improve its living environment and recipes to reduce the appearance of its aggressive behavior. In addition, it is recommended that you take appropriate safety measures when you come into contact with hamsters, such as wearing gloves and avoiding sudden alarms of hamsters, to reduce the risk of being bitten.