When raising hamsters, when are the hamsters reproducing the fastest?

Although it is possible to get pregnant after more than a month, it is generally necessary to wait for 3 months of adult birth (just like getting a 13-year-old child married), otherwise the mother mouse and young mouse will be weak and thin, and even the young mother mouse will refuse to take care of the baby and abandon it.

The suitable age is 3 months to 11 months, and the ** period is 5 months to 7 months. Elderly rats over 1 year old are forbidden to breed and are prone to dystocia. It is best for each female mouse to give birth to only one litter in her life, and never more than two litters.

In addition, female rats who are too obese and have a weak physique (such as Golden Fox Pudding Milk Tea) should not be used to give birth to babies.

Novices are not recommended to breed because hamsters are solitary animals, adult cages will fight and even kill each other, in addition to the care and nutrition of female rats also have a variety of needs to pay attention to, once a mistake may be illuminated as a female mouse ** baby (that is, a child). Many novices will not even distinguish between male and female, and will not notice that the mother mouse is pregnant, resulting in the baby being caught off guard, no extra cage utensils, no nutrition, poor care, and ...... being abandoned by the mother mouse by catching the young mouse with their handsetc., so very much not recommended)

If your rats are pregnant or have suddenly given birth to a bunch of babies, you need to quickly separate the male rats so that the males do not attack the mice. Then don't touch the young rats, remove the second floor and extra toys, keep it dark and quiet, keep plenty of food and water, provide high-protein food, and don't wash the cage ......Until weeks after the mouse opens its eyes. Separate cages between 3 weeks and full moons, with a separate cage for each rat (which is also difficult or unwilling for novices to provide), or find a responsible adopter in time.

So you should know why it is not recommended for novices to breed...Occasional rats have been raised for two years, and each rat is an independent cage villa, and never wants to play with breeding ......It is also important to emphasize that a "happy" life can lead to a shorter lifespan in male rats, and pregnancy can lead to a shorter lifespan in female mice. Spread your hands.

You can breed in 2-3 months, you can breed in all seasons, but don't breed one, hamsters can give birth to 1,000 a year. Breeding is not recommended for newbies.

In fact, hamsters reach adulthood very quickly.

Hamsters will reproduce when they reach 5 to 10 months of growth, and are at their most functional. Hamsters have a strong reproductive ability, and 1 litter can give birth to a small waiter Lu Xiao hamster. Hamsters after 1 year old need to reduce production, and after giving birth, hamsters need to be fed in time to do a good job of nutrient supplementation.

Bathe the hamster regularly to ensure that the environment is clean.

The breeding time of hamsters is in the growth to 5 to 10 months. Hamsters are mated after birth, can be weaned in about 1 month, and will gradually grow after 2 months. After 3 months is puberty, which is followed by gradual maturation.

Hamsters can reproduce after 5 to 10 months of growth. Hamsters are very reproductive, and 1 litter can give birth to a baby hamster. Hamsters after 1 year old need to produce less and may have dystocia.

When the hamster is maintained, it is necessary to ensure the environment of the environment and bathe the hamster frequently. After giving birth, hamsters need to be fed in time to supplement nutrients. Set the old manuscript period to replace the hamsters with fresh wood chips, which can effectively promote the continuous growth of hamsters.

1. Hamsters are fertile at two months after birth, but their physical development is not mature enough at this time, and it is better to breed after 3 or 4 months.

2. Not only are the baby squirrels born healthier, but the female hamsters can also recover as soon as possible, and the reproductive ability of hamsters is very strong. If not kept separately, frequent pregnancy births are not good for the health of female hamsters.

Hamsters can reproduce when they are about 6 months old.

When the hamster is over 1 year old, it is best not to let the hamster have another baby. Hamsters have a very strong reproductive ability, can reproduce all year round, and give birth to 1 to 20 litters per litter, in order to ensure the health of the mother rat and the mouse Bao Zen sedan chair Gaobao, the best breeding period for hamsters should be 5 to 10 months old.

Both female and male hamsters have multiple partners. During the breeding season, female hamsters seek out the males' burrows. During mating, the mating plug forms and seals the female's reproductive tract, preventing subsequent males from successfully inseminating.

Shortly after mating, female hamsters often drive males out of their territory.

Seasonal breeders, mating and raising litters from February to November. Females give birth to two to four litters per year. The gestation period is short, lasting 15 to 22 days, and the average litter size is 5 to 7, but can be as small as 1 and as large as 13.

Young hamsters require about 3 weeks of care and 6 to 8 weeks of sexual maturity.

Females sometimes protect their pups from predators by placing them in their cheek pouches.

When the hamster is maintained, it is necessary to ensure the environment of the environment and bathe the hamster frequently. After giving birth, hamsters need to be fed in time to supplement nutrients. Regularly replace hamsters with fresh wood chips to effectively promote the continuous growth of hamsters.

The lifespan of Kuraga ruler rats is generally only about 2 years.

Habits of hamsters.

It feeds mainly on plant seeds, but also eats young stems and leaves, fruits, and occasionally insects. No hibernation. In winter, they live on stored food. In addition, some species are omnivorous and can be vertebrates such as frogs.

They stuffed the food into their big cheek pockets and took it back to store it in their burrows.