Is hamsters difficult to raise How to raise them, why are hamsters difficult to raise?

In fact, SS didn't say whether it was difficult to raise a horn, it depends on whether you are a diligent owner who likes small animals.

You don't have to think about how to raise it, because I personally think: as long as you think that your hamster is not just a pet, it can even be said to be a friend. In addition to your daily basic care, you often have to take time to play with her (let it out, hold your palm or others), sometimes she behaves well, give her snacks (sunflower seeds, dried shrimp, bread worms, etc.) rewards and the like Over time, she will also be very clingy to you Haha.

I think it's good that this is the case, everyone has their own way of raising, and the opinions of others are only for reference.

If you're asking about items to configure, precautions, etc., go to the hamster bar to find out more comprehensive than that.

I only have one silver fox now, which is very cute. I used to have a female silver fox and another male hamster who I don't know what breed it is, super super super super biting, I helped them make a house 2 meters long and 1,5 meters wide. I remember that the male hamster was so good at biting that the whole family didn't like it, and my dad went to catch it and was bitten by it and bled out, but I always liked the male hamster who loved to bite, because it was like a puppy I had when I was a child, it was all black and white.

Everybody says it's like the kind of black rat that everyone beats. Nobody likes it. So, when the whole family went to hug the silver fox, I went to play with it.

When it bites me, as long as it doesn't bleed, I won't let go, and everyone will give food to the silver fox, but not its share, because if someone else puts their hand in front of it, it will definitely bite you hard. I was afraid that it would bite me again, so I gave it a skewer to eat, and I would say goodnight to it when I went to bed at night. After a few months, it stopped biting me, and even if it did, it was only gentle, and when I reached out, it would run over with two hind pedals, which was really cute!

Because the rat's house is made of paper skin, one day the two couples bit the paper skin and ran away! Later, when I saw them under the bed, as soon as I called them by name, the male hamster swooped up to me, and I sighed that the months of hard work had not been in vain! Since that day, I haven't locked them up again, letting them run around, except for Xiaoqiang.

I say this even if I want to tell you, rats and rats are very smart, you are good to them, they will know, don't complain, don't get angry, you have to give them enough space, they like to be free. I made a slide out of two sheets of paper and a chair for them, and they loved it, and I felt a sense of accomplishment watching them play. You can also make your own.

As a small pet, hamsters are loved by many people. However, hamsters are also considered one of the difficult pets to keep for the following main reasons:

High requirements for the living environment: hamsters have certain requirements for the temperature, humidity, light, etc. of the environment, and are easily affected by the external environment, such as too dry or humid, too high or too low temperature, etc., which will adversely affect their health.

Picky diet: hamsters are more selective in their food and have special nutritional needs, so they need to provide suitable food and water, otherwise they can easily lead to health problems.

Prone to illness: Hamsters are more susceptible to diseases, such as diabetes, liver disease, digestive disorders, etc. The occurrence of some diseases is often related to factors such as diet, environment, and exercise, and it is necessary to take timely measures.

Lively behaviour: Hamsters are smaller, livelier pets that need to be provided with enough space and utensils for movement and play.

To sum up, although hamsters are cute small pets, they have relatively high requirements for the living environment, diet, health and other aspects, and need to be carefully cared for by owners with a certain amount of time and energy.

Who said that hamsters are difficult to raise, why didn't I hear others complain before?