Hamsters are very cute and clever little pets. Many people like them and keep them as pets. However, friends who try to raise hamsters for the first time will inevitably have some misunderstandings about raising hamsters. For example, the following questions are the most common misunderstandings in the process of raising hamsters:

Common misunderstandings about raising hamsters,

Knowing that the hamster was pregnant, but not feeding the hamster in separate cages in time;

Insufficient food during the lactation period;

Failure to provide mealworms to touch the hamster during the lactation period Hamsters, etc., the consequence of these misunderstandings in raising hamsters is that newborn hamsters are likely to be eaten by their "mother".

I think it will be okay to feed the hamsters human food, so I feed the hamsters a lot of nuts (such as peanuts, melon seeds and other high-fat foods);

Indulging hamsters to eat meat, etc.;

These are common misunderstandings in the process of raising hamsters, and the price paid for this misunderstanding is that Healthy hamsters suffer from the development of lipomas and tumors.

Hamsters are animals after all, and they have their own living habits and lifestyle. As a parent, you should be aware of these issues. Avoid some misunderstandings about feeding and develop a strict and scientific feeding plan for hamsters to ensure that hamsters can grow up healthily.