I want to raise hamsters, and I want to teach the experience of the masters who have raised them

Learn about hamster habits first. Hamsters in the wild are generally territory-conscious, solitary animals that live in arid areas.

Therefore, it is generally not recommended to wash rats and rats, and rats should be caged one by one, and try to give a larger space for activities.

Before you bring the SS home, prepare your gear and food.

The equipment is generally a cage, a food bowl, a running wheel, a drinking fountain, sawdust, a bathroom, and a bath sand (if you raise a bear, you don't need to bathe sand in the bathroom.) ）

The weather is still relatively cold, so prepare a little more cotton.

In terms of food, the main food is generally grains and synthetic grains. Adult rats generally have 10 grams a day. (Mice will reduce the amount of dots).

Do not feed beans. It is best not to feed raw fruits and vegetables. You can feed dried vegetables and fruits as snacks.

Melon seeds peanuts a week 2 3 pieces as a snack. Do not feed snacks and food that people eat.

Milk cannot be fed.

If you are a novice, it is recommended to raise a silver fox, which has a better personality and generally better physical fitness. Suitable for novices.

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If you don't want to buy the finished product, you can prepare it yourself, find a self-matching table on the Internet, and then buy it.

Sawdust can be replaced by something else, sawdust belongs to the warm thing, you can use cat litter, wood pellets, corn cobs in summer, and you can use absorbent cotton in winter, or directly cotton nests.

But you have to go to the pet store to buy it. Sawdust is very cheap, you must be a cheater, you might as well buy it online, I bought it for 7 yuan.

Hamsters cannot be fed in cages, they will fight to death.

It is necessary to raise one rat and one cage.

Persuade newcomers not to want to breed, it is very troublesome, and it is very likely that one will not survive.

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It's a very good hamster, you can buy good rat food and big sawdust, or just buy a good cage, which is very easy to raise and relatively clean.

1.The solitary animal of the hamster, please do not close the cage, the cage will be tragic. Hamsters will fight to death, even if they don't die and breed a bunch. Either siblings end up inbreeding and giving birth to a bunch of sick hamsters or deformed.

2.Please have a rat cage ready. Professional Rat Food.

Cage. Hut. Drinking fountains.

Running wheels. Food bowls. Bathroom.

Bedding, (wood chips in winter, cotton in the hut, cat litter in summer (no fragrance and no water beads) It is forbidden to use crystal cat litter. Wood pellets. corn cob).

3.Melon seeds, peanuts, bread worms, 2 or 3 pieces a week. It's easy to get angry.

Please pick out the melon seeds and peanuts in the rat food. Vegetables 2, 3 times a week, one small piece at a time. Some vegetables cannot be eaten.

For example, carrots, spinach. Rapeseed. Specifically, please go to the hamster bar to see the top.

4.It is forbidden to feed all food eaten by humans. Some can be lethal, like chocolate. There is also a high seasoning. Hamsters have a heavy burden on their bodies, and they can grow lipomas or shorten their lifespan.

The above is basic. For specific hamster habits, please go to the hamster bar to see the top post.

Keeping pygmy rats or bears?

If it's a dwarf rat, it's enough to buy an Alex chocolate cage. There is a running wheel kettle and a two-story nest food basin inside.

I also have to buy rat food and bathroom sand alone.

Love and patience begin with the first thing. Prepare a cage with running wheels and a water bottle. Sawdust. Grain. Fruits, vegetables. Usually talk to it a lot. It's going to get familiar.

1.There are boxes.

2.They often bite the corners of the boxes and run away.

3.I feed them melon seeds, and sometimes I don't eat them.

4.How can you tell if they're hungry? Thirsty or not?

5.What should I pay attention to when feeding water?

6.Do they want to exercise?

7.Are they a family, do you want to lock them up in boxes?

8.Do you want to stop them from gnawing on sawdust all the time?

9.How do they bathe?