How is the hygiene of hamsters, the daily life of hamsters

You're afraid to keep it. Such a small thing can resist the germs you can't resist. Generally, it is the germs that we bring to the pets that cause them to get sick.

It's best to roast the hamsters over a fire, so that there are no bacteria, and it's all right.

The hamsters bred in regular exotic pet stores are very hygienic, they are all cage-raised, and there are no bacterial infectious diseases of traditional rats.

It's like if you get a maggot (- If you grow into a fly in a sterile environment, there will be no bacteria.

And the hamster paws are soft. Biting is also generally a tentative bite, and you will bite hard if you don't resist. So there is nothing wrong with hygiene.

But there will be a smell in the hamster nest, (the body is very refreshing) to change the nest sawdust for 1 week to be better... Sometimes it's too lazy to change it slowly, it's really smelly、、They are all in the nest.,It's too much poop and only pull it out to the door of the nest.。。。

The suitable environment for hamsters is 20 to 28 degrees, and when feeding hamsters at home, do not leave them out on the balcony to expose to the sun.

In the summer, when the weather is hot, many families will turn on the air conditioner, but the hamster can no longer be too cold in the environment, you can choose to put it in the living room.

In the summer, when the weather is hot, many families will turn on the air conditioner, but the hamster can no longer be too cold in the environment, you can choose to put it in the living room.

The hamster is a very lively little animal, will run back and forth to play, when we buy a cage, try to buy a cage with a large space for the hamster, the hamster's teeth grow quickly, you can buy some teethers for it, my domestic hamster gnaws the wire on the cage every day.

In terms of vegetables, I usually feed hamster greens, spinach and cabbage.

Nut hamsters like to eat melon seeds, peanuts and walnuts.

There are 18 species in 7 genera and 7 species of hamsters, which are mainly distributed in the arid regions of Central Asia, and a few are distributed in Europe.

Hamsters are 5 to 12 cm long and have a fat and round body. With the exception of small hamsters found in Central Asia, other species of hamsters have buccal pouches on both cheeks, extending from the molars to the shoulders, hence the name hamster. Hamsters usually burrow in nesting places and are nocturnal.

Seeds are often collected and brought back to the cave or stored.

Hamsters often inhabit grasslands and semi-deserts, desert areas or mountains. They live in burrows, sleeping during the day and active at night. When sleeping, it is not easy to wake up, and once it wakes up, it is very responsive.

Hamsters are very vigilant, and when they are in distress, attack, or distress, they often raise their heads and scream, ready to fight back and bite. It has the habit of hibernation and food storage, and is a solitary animal.

The comfortable temperature of captive hamsters is 20 to 28 degrees Celsius, avoid sun exposure, and pay attention to ventilation. Hamsters have sensitive ears that they can hear sounds that people can't, so don't put them in noisy places. In summer, try to turn on the air conditioner as little as possible to prevent hamsters from catching colds.

In winter, hamsters placed outdoors will pseudo-hibernate because it is too cold. Spread more wood chips, or put some cotton for the hamsters to make their own nests. Put the squirrel cage in its entirety into a carton and keep it breathable.