What to do I bought two hamsters before, but I was scared by my friend s bullying and didn t want to

Find a day, a day when you have plenty of time, open the door of the rat and don't stare at it too hard, but don't leave it alone, or it will run around and you won't be able to find it again. When it looks outside at the door, take a melon seed, shake it in front of it, and then gently put it in front of it, you take two steps back, and when it comes out and eats the melon seeds, take a small cut apple and give it to eat in the same order as feeding the melon seeds. (Don't give too many apples and melon seeds, and don't feed them every day, it's easy to have diarrhea.)

After doing these things, go over, gently pick up the mouse, touch it twice, and then slowly put it back in the cage, and that's it. Do it once a day, not too many times, do it two or three times is about the same, and the rat should be unwary of you. If you're not sure if the rat will bite you again, it's best to bring your gloves on.

It is best to rub the used wood chips with gloves first, and before that, change the wood chips for the rats. In this way, the rat will think that the house does not have its own smell, and you have, will be unwary of you! ）

If they are frightened, they will have a shadow in their hearts, and if they are bitten, they should be rinsed with plenty of water.

Time can dilute everything, treat them well first, feed them more delicious food!

Hamsters are very shy and nervous little creatures, buy him something delicious, he will slowly like you as a new owner, remember not to be too reluctant if SS is not willing to approach you, show you their personality traits :

It's on the same floor, but the hamster bites people and it's generally fine! If you're scared, just get an injection!

It's okay, it's not going to be poisoned.

I've also had hamsters, so I'll put them in front of you and tease them more, but don't hurt them.

That's it, there's nothing else to do.

Touch their pee, I won't bite you if I have their smell on my hands, I let the golden bears bite me, I have raised more than 10 of them.

Your friend is too reckless. It's up to you to take care of the little hamsters. People are fine. Do not worry.

With your care and patience, food will be the better way.

<> the hamster is scared and rests for a few days, during which time it can be placed in a quiet, low-light place, and some of the hamster's favorite foods can be fed to ensure that there is enough drinking water. When the hamster has regained its vitality, slowly approach and pet it, being careful not to approach it suddenly, which will cause it to be frightened again.

Hehe, this question is interesting. I laughed as soon as I finished reading it. o(o I have raised hamsters for more than 4 years, and I have a little experience to share.

Small animals have just arrived, especially the vigilant rodents, usually very afraid of the unfamiliar environment is not adaptable, you can observe it, try not to touch it, feed it in the trough, after a few days, try to take dry corn to it, if it accepts, it is good. Generally not a big problem.

It's very simple to keep warm, and the flower and bird market sells the kind of plastic ornamental box, which is boxy and transparent. If the hamster shop doesn't have to sell it, there must be goldfish keepers, and it's very cheap. Buy one back, spread it with sawdust, and put the hamster in it, and it will bury itself so that it will be warm, and I do this every winter, sometimes I will gently lie down and poke the sleeping hamster with my hand, which is as funny as a ball.

Remember to keep the food in the box hygienic and change the sawdust frequently. Regarding the problem of feeding water, because there is no automatic water feeder in the box, it is recommended that you feed it manually, take off the water feeder of the compound slide cage, feed the water in the morning, noon and evening, and usually give her some apples to eat.

The little things are fun, the one in my house is raised to the size of a fist, super fat, and can sleep on my hands. o(∩_o

Understand, seeing that the hamster is so cute, I can't help but want to ravage its ......

That, don't hold it again for a short time, give it some time to get used to the environment.

In the next few days, you can try to feed it raw melon seeds or bread worms by hand through the cage to please it, but don't be too careful about getting hot.

Wait a little longer (depending on the personality of your rat), you can try to put your hand into the cage and feed it, if the rat wants to come over to eat, you can try to pet it gently.

Feed it like this for a while, and when the rat gets used to petting and is willing to eat in your hand, you can try to hold it.

That's how my pudding fat guy got started.

As for keeping warm. 1.Place the hamster cage in a dry, dark place with good air circulation, but not facing the blow.

2.Thicken the sawdust, put some cotton in, the rat knows how to make a warm nest by itself, cotton can be bought online hamster quilt, of course, you can also buy absorbent cotton in the pharmacy, it is not expensive.

Be sure to degreased cotton, otherwise the rat's feet will get tangled ......

3.You can find a large cardboard box to cover the outside of the hamster cage, and remember to punch holes on the carton for ventilation.

Petting it, saying some comforting words to it, giving it something delicious, it was very successful.

In winter, keep it in a heated place so you don't get freezing!

If it is the south, the temperature will not be too low in winter, but it is very cold and there is no heating, so you can change it to a finishing box + thick sawdust + absorbent cotton.

You can also try to make one, that is, sew the shape of a small cloth bag, and make the hole a little thicker, fold an extra layer, so that the hole will not collapse.

You don't have to be very delicate, because the hamster will eventually destroy it, and when the bad one can't be used, make another one.

You can also go to the pharmacy to buy a bag of medical cotton, put one-third or one-half at a time, tear it loose and loose, put it in the cage, and the rats will lay a soft warm nest by themselves.

When we see something wet, we change it with a new one, isn't our quilt made of cotton? Keep it warm enough.

Don't touch him anymore, let him stay alone in the cage Just put food in the cage or something, don't feed him himself, he will recover slowly As for keeping warm, just put a little more cotton in his nest.

Hamsters have a keen sense of hearing and smell, and when you put the new hamster back into the cage where the wood chips have just been changed, you will find the hamster scurrying around in the cage in a panic, because the smell of the environment has been changed, making the hamster feel insecure. So at this time, the owner should not disturb the hamster, let him gradually calm down by himself. Generally speaking, after the baby hamster has dropped its first bubble of urine that marks the territory, its sense of security will improve.

It is recommended not to pet and pick up the hamster for a week after getting it. Hamsters are nocturnal animals and should be given a good rest during the day. At 7-11 p.m., the hamster will get up on his own to find something to eat, and at this time, the owner should prepare delicious food for him.

Feeding the hamster's favorite snacks is a very effective way to cultivate affection. (Don't overdose!) ）

On the first day, it will be a little unaccustomed, after all, it is just getting used to it, let it get familiar with your taste, and then feed it some favorite food outside the cage, you don't want to make it noisy when it sleeps and eats, maybe it will get angry. After that, touch it slowly and then let it feel safe for you, then pick it up, touch it again, and don't force it if it is uncomfortable. Don't spread your fingers wide or close very tightly when hugging.

Pet it every day and feed it for a few days and it should be fine.

Good luck with your SS!

The hamster is timid by himself, so you put him in a quiet place, pet him gently, and when he is familiar with your taste, he will not be afraid, and it will be like this for a few days. Let's be satisfied

Insist on feeding and watering the hamster yourself, play with it more often, and let it become familiar with your taste and behavior. After a long time, there will be feelings!

The personality of the hamster is also different In the past, when our rats and rats first bought back, they would also bite But I may not be afraid to bite it Generally bite I also ignore it Every day I will feed or tease them on the side Within 2 days I basically hugged me Later, I put my hand on the edge of the cage They will come over by themselves But sometimes I will still bite my hand as food But don't be too scared If you are too nervous In fact, rats and mice will also be afraid Grind slowly.

Wait until he gets familiar with it before getting in touch with it. It is best to contact him with gloves first to avoid bites. Feed it rat food often by hand, it will slowly get used to your taste, and then trust you back, don't be too anxious at first, he needs a familiar process, I hope it can help you.

Don't touch it when you buy it, you can try to feed it something on the second day, you can touch it gently with your hands on the third day, don't be too forceful, so that it will understand that you won't hurt it, and on the fourth day you can hold it in your hand and feed it directly, and after a week I'm sure you'll be fine.

You can take out the utensils that the hamster drinks and eats, and feed it with your hands.

When it is hungry, give it its favorite food, and it will gradually become familiar with it.

I've been raising it for almost two months before I get used to giving it snacks, washing the cage, and playing with it from time to time.

Starve him for a few days, use food to lure it out, and then take the food in his hand, he doesn't want to starve to death, so he comes, and touches it gently when he eats. Just be nice to him!