How to water a hamster, how to feed a hamster

Hamster. I also like to drink water, there is no special kettle, use a mineral water bottle to cut close to the tip of the tip of one-third, and then use it to poke two holes above the mouth of the tip of the bottle, and tie it to the cage with a rope through the hole, it is a good conical kettle, pay attention to the height, too short, the hamster may step around to make it sticky, too high and afraid that it will not drink, so it is shorter than the height of the hamster. As for water, you need it all the time, and if you are too thirsty, you will drink it, and it doesn't matter if you change the water once every four or five days.

The owner can also choose a drinker to feed the hamster, but it is not recommended that the owner place the water bowl in the hamster cage to avoid the hamster's hair being wet and cold. In addition, the precautions for hamster drinking water are as follows: it is best for the owner to choose cool and white.

Give hamsters to drink; Hamsters need to change the water in the drinking fountain regularly, and clean and disinfect the drinking fountain regularly to prevent the hamster from having diarrhea symptoms due to drinking unclean drinking water.

The owner can choose a drinker to feed the hamster, but it is not recommended that the owner place the water bowl in the hamster cage to avoid the hamster's hair being wet and cold. In addition, the precautions for hamster drinking water are as follows: the owner should choose a cool white for the hamster to drink; Hamsters need to change the water in the drinking fountain regularly, and clean and disinfect the drinking fountain regularly to prevent the hamster from having diarrhea symptoms due to drinking unclean drinking water.

Get a small bottle and put it in the hamster cage, and the hamster will drink water on its own.

Tie a bottle cap to a cage and pour some cold boiled water.

Pour water into a small cup.

The easiest way to feed hamsters is to use the hamster's special water feeder directly.

Each hamster should have an exclusive drinker, and a few hamsters should be prepared to prevent them from drinking together, which can effectively avoid hamsters from infectious diseases and avoid their cross-infection. If the hamster is not kept in a single cage, then the drinker should be purchased in different colors, and the owner should also remember their respective drinking bottles, and it is advisable to install them in different directions of the cage, and teach the baby hamster to know their drinking bottles.

The hamster's drinking fountain should be disinfected and sterilized regularly, and it can be scalded with boiling water for a few minutes after cleaning. In addition, the unfinished water in the drinker should be poured out, and fresh boiled water should be poured into it every day to ensure the healthy drinking water of the hamster, which can effectively reduce the chance of its disease. If it is a plastic bottle that cannot be scalded with hot water, it can be rinsed and disinfected with salt water.

Morphological characteristics of hamsters are cultivated

Hamsters are rat-shaped rodents with small heads and large bodies and compact bodies. The good size is short and thick, weighing 30-1000 grams. The length of the tail ranges from 7 to 106 mm, which is generally half the length of the body, scaleless, covered with dense hair, and a few species (such as the desert hamster) are very short, less than half of the hind feet; Females are larger than males in some species.

The tail coat color varies greatly, generally gray, gray-brown or sandy brown, and the original hamster coat color is more bright, with a reddish-brown back and a black belly.

Hamsters have long, thick fur. They are gray on the back, a pinkish light yellow, light brown or reddish-brown, and on the ventral surface they are white, gray or black. They also tend to be flanked white, with some having intermediate stripes and sebaceous flanks.

Molars are odontomatous and arranged in two longitudinal rows, with the left and right odontodonts not opposite or nearly opposite. Hamsters have a double-chambered stomach and most do not have a gallbladder. Their large intestine and cecum are moderately complex.

The number of diploid chromosomes in hamsters ranges from 20 to 44. There are 13 thoracic and 6 lumbar vertebrae in the spine.