Dear friends, having a lively and cute baby hamster will undoubtedly bring countless joys to our lives. But the road to raising hamsters is not always smooth sailing. In order to allow every novice poop collector to successfully advance to a senior rat raising expert, this article will reveal the top ten taboos in the process of raising hamsters. These are all important to protect the health of hamsters. The key to growth!

Only by avoiding these minefields can the little ones truly enjoy a carefree life. Come and take a look! Remember to follow us to get more secrets on raising rats and daily benefits, and let’s take care of these adorable little lives together!

[Taboo 1: How can you grow up happily if you live in an uncomfortable place? ——Be careful when choosing a cage]

Imagine how you would feel if you lived in a small, uncomfortable or dangerous place. In the same way, hamsters also need spacious and safe homes. When choosing a cage, first make sure the size is appropriate. Too big or too small will not be conducive to their activities and rest.

It is recommended to choose a medium-sized cage with a reasonable layout, such as a multi-layer design with running wheels, dens and climbing facilities. In terms of materials, be sure to choose non-toxic, wear-resistant, and easy-to-clean materials, such as stainless steel or plastic. Remember to stay away from cages containing cork or other harmful chemicals to create a safe and comfortable home for your hamster!

[Taboo 2: Is eating healthy or a problem? ——Scientific diet is key]

Although hamsters are small, they also have their own "way to maintain health." Even though they eat less, their diet is related to their vitality and lifespan. Professional rat food is a staple food that contains various nutrients needed by hamsters. At the same time, appropriately add fresh fruits and vegetables (such as carrots, apples, etc.) to enrich the taste, but be careful not to overdo it to avoid digestive discomfort.

Special reminder, never feed human snacks, milk, chocolate, etc., as these may cause fatal harm to hamsters. Keep feeding in an appropriate amount to satisfy your appetite and protect your health!

[Taboo 3: Insufficient drinking water, dangers abound - it is urgent to ensure the quality of water sources]

Water is the source of life, especially for hamsters with extremely fast metabolism. You need to equip a special hamster water fountain to ensure a constant and clean water supply. Note that untreated tap water should never be used as it may contain chlorine which is extremely harmful to hamsters. The water should be changed in time so that the hamsters can drink fresh and pure water at any time to ensure that they are healthy and full of energy!

[Taboo 4: Alternate hot and cold, be careful of heat stroke or cold - accurately control the ambient temperature]

Although hamsters are furry and cute, they are actually not heat-resistant. Excessive ambient temperature may cause heat stroke or even death of the hamster, so make sure that the environment around the cage is maintained in a suitable temperature range, usually between 20-28°C. In winter, measures should also be taken to keep them warm to prevent them from getting cold and sick. Remember, your hamster’s comfortable living temperature is our primary concern!

[Taboo 5: If you are too lazy to take care of yourself, how can you prevent illness? ——Daily care is essential]

If you want to raise a healthy hamster, you cannot be careless about daily basic care. This includes regularly cleaning the waste in the cage, replacing clean bedding, and keeping the cage dry and tidy; regularly cleaning the drinking fountain to avoid bacterial growth; and also paying close attention to the physical condition of the hamster, such as whether the hair is smooth, whether there is any odor in the mouth, and whether there is any excretion in the cage. Whether the thing is normal, etc. If abnormal conditions are found, take corresponding measures immediately to detect and treat them early so that the disease has no chance!

[Taboo 6: Violation of habits, high pressure - respect hamster’s personality and needs]

Although hamsters are small, they also have their own unique personalities and preferences. Novice poop handlers must learn to respect their habits, give them enough private space and appropriate free time, and avoid long-term restraint or sudden loud shocks. In addition, do not change their daily routine and eating habits at will. Try to keep the living environment stable and let them enjoy every day in a familiar environment.

[Taboo 7: The risk of inbreeding is high - for the sake of health, please refuse family marriages]

Just like human society, inbreeding cannot be tolerated in the hamster world. Phenomenon. Doing so may not only cause various genetic defects and health problems in hamster offspring, but also affect their growth, development and lifespan. Therefore, when planning to breed hamsters, be sure to require non-inbred pairings to ensure the health of the next generation!

[Taboo 8: Dirty and messy, full of diseases - Strictly observing a hygienic environment is the bottom line]

Raising hamsters is like running a small kingdom, and the hygienic environment is the lifeline of this kingdom. In addition to the daily cleaning work mentioned above, it is also necessary to ensure that the environment around the cage is clean and prevent moisture and darkness from occurring to prevent the breeding of various diseases such as skin diseases. In short, for the health of our little hamsters, we must stick to the hygiene defense line!

[Taboo 9: Take precautions before they happen and stay away from diseases - disease prevention awareness must be strengthened]

Keeping pets requires awareness of disease prevention and control, and the same goes for keeping hamsters. Not only should you take your hamster to the veterinarian regularly for vaccinations and deworming, but you should also develop the habit of regular self-examination, observe the hamster's mental state, appetite changes, etc., and seek medical treatment quickly if any abnormal symptoms are found. At the same time, pay attention to environmental hygiene and food hygiene to minimize the risk of hamster disease.

[Taboo 10: Patience and love are indispensable - accompany with heart and live up to every dependence]

The last but not least important taboo is the lack of patience and care for hamsters. Love. Raising a hamster is not just a whim, but requires long-term care and companionship. We need to take time to understand their behaviors and habits, and invest emotionally to pay attention to their joys, sorrows, and joys. Do not abandon them easily due to temporary negligence or loss of interest. Every hamster is a living life that deserves our wholehearted love and care.

Dear mouse friends, the fun of raising hamsters lies in the process of accompanying each other and growing up. As long as we avoid these ten taboos, we will be closer to becoming an excellent rat owner. Let us work together to build a happy paradise for the little hamsters with love and wisdom, and accompany them to spend every beautiful moment.

From now on, let us listen to the voice of the hamster and feel the great joy brought by this little life! Please continue to follow us, more rat-raising products and exciting benefits are waiting for you, let us work together to build a warm hamster home!