What Can You Do When Bitten by a Hamster?

How to Raise Newborn Hamster Pups 

Do not touch the pups with your hands after touching them with your hands will leave a scent on the pups, the mother rat is not familiar with this scent and will have child-eating behavior. 

Separate the mother from the pups. The pups need to be separated from the mother when they reach adulthood, otherwise, the pups will mate with the mother and keep breeding. Preparing a single small animal cage for each of them is essential.

Place the hamster mother and pups in a hidden place preferably in a clear collation box with a few layers of wood chips and then wrap them in something. 

Give the mother hamster increased nutrition during nursing to increase nutrition, feed more breadworm, in addition, is to feed clean plain water. Pet rodent has no virus.



How to Do When Bitten by a Pet Hamster?

No wound if the hamster just gnawing, and did not really bite through the skin, then there is no need to have any treatment. Bleeding If the bite bleeds, first squeeze out some of the blood, rinse the wound with water and then rub the wound with soap. 

If the bite area swells up the next day, you need to go to the hospital to get tetanus shot to avoid infection germs. Hamsters belong to rodents, rodents do not carry the rabies virus, but they can carry other pathogens such as plague and hemorrhagic fever pathogens. 

Therefore, if the bite wound is too deep also needs to be vaccinated against tetanus. Do hamsters have viruses? Any animal, including humans, can carry viruses, and rodents are masters at spreading them. 

Hamsters have a hamster virus, and there are many other viruses that can be transmitted to each other, so it is best to take care of hygiene during breeding.  Does a hamster have the bubonic plague? Because domestic hamsters are in a semi-closed state, they are isolated from the rodent area, so there is no possibility of contracting the bubonic plague. 



There is only one possibility that a plague-infected flea enters the domestic environment and bites the hamster, then it may infect the hamster.  

If you just bought the hamster should let it gradually get used to the environment of the hamster house and your room, do not rush to catch it out to play. So the hamster will be upset, think their lives are in danger and will bite your hand. 

Or first give it a finger to sniff, if it bites you quietly push it away, repeat a few times it will feel bored and will not smell and ignore it.

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