Andy Lu

Some hamster owners may wonder how tall a hamster cage they need to buy. But in fact, it's the size they need to consider. How Big is the Hamster Cage to Buy?   There are many types of hamster cages on the market, large and small, luxurious and simple, so how big is the best hamster cage to buy?   Generally, when buying a hamster cage, the size of the hamster cage mainly depends on the size of the hamster. If you have a big hamster or a lot of hamsters, you should buy a larger one.  You can buy a normal wooden hamster cage for a normal size, usually about 35 cm in length. A hamster cage with a width of 25cm and a height of 30cm is ideal.  On the basis of meeting the needs of the hamster's activity space, various equipment can be placed to facilitate the life of the hamster.  If possible, the bigger the hamster cage, the better, preferably a double layer, because hamsters prefer a large space.  What will Happen If the Hamster Cage is Too Small?...

  First of all, the hamster itself does not carry any germs that can cause much damage to humans. However, it can be said that hamsters do carry germs, but they do not pose any threat to humans. Hamster diseases are usually: diarrhea, wet tail, prolapse, tumors, etc. Generally, this condition is not caused by viruses but by poor feeding. If you have a cleanliness problem, you don't have to worry too much, just go wash your hands with soap. The hamster itself is a clean animal, and different from the mouse. Children are fond of small animals, everyday families will keep small parrots, turtles, rabbits, hamsters ...... and  other small animals , today to share with you whether hamsters can be kept by babies. Is the Bacteria Harmful To Humans? Hamsters have bacteria in their bodies, but they are less harmful to humans. When raising a hamster, you must clean it regularly and disinfect it regularly to avoid bacterial growth. However, unlike rats, it does not have the plague....

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,...

Myth: Hamsters are very cruel and aggressive creatures. Truth: Hamsters are just like any other animal, they just react accordingly to the environment they are in. What is People's Impression on Hamsters? Some people may have nightmare childhood memories of hamsters: not only do they often bite people, but they also kill each other and their cage mates, and even mother hamsters eat their babies.  Some people who do not know think that hamsters are "cruel and evil" creatures, and even use this as a reason to abuse hamsters, which makes people feel very sad.  But humans should actually reflect on the fact that this is probably because we do not let hamsters get the care they deserve. We can just blame them in a noble way, but simply to point out a basic fact: any animal will react accordingly to the environment it is in. Let's take one phenomenon at a time. Why Do Hamsters Bite People? Hamsters bite people, probably because of the poor living conditions of hamsters. Ima...

Hamsters are a very common domestic animal. These little rodents usually live about two years and are best kept alone. There are many different breeds of hamsters, varying in size and characteristics. To purchase the appropriate size cage and equipment, research the breed you are keeping and its overall size. Hamsters are nocturnal by nature, so be prepared for nocturnal noises and make sure the animal cage is in the right place for you and your pet. Before You Begin Before you buy your pet, make sure you have a home for him or her to help reduce the stress of adjusting to a new home. Hamsters have special needs. They need exercise, mental stimulation, and an airy cage with a hiding place. They also need a varied diet that includes both commercial and fresh foods. Make sure you know what your new pet can (and cannot) eat. What You Will Need You will need to purchase the necessary supplies for your hamster, such as Cage Bedding and nesting material Food Food bowl Water bottle Bike Home ...

 Where to buy hamsters, hamsters are one of the most popular pets nowadays, and they are cute and lovable by many children and women.  They reproduce very fast, and adult hamsters can produce litter every month.  Cubs, so they are easy to buy and can be bought in many places, so where can we buy hamsters, and how should we raise them? If you haven't been to the pet market and want to raise hamsters, you must first find out where hamsters are sold.  Except for the pet market,  most of the pet stores  have hamsters for sale, and the price is not expensive. In addition, you can also look for it on the Internet.  Now there are many pet stores on the Internet, which have a complete range of pets. As long as you choose carefully, you can find the small animals you like. There are also many hamsters on the Internet. In fact, hamsters are one of the better domestic pets. The hamsters are small and do not take up space. The food they feed can be seen everywhere...

The thing hamster owners must experience is seeing the beloved mouse leave. This is a sad thing, but there is no way to avoid it because the life span of hamsters is too short and too short compared to other pets. How short is it? Usually 1.5 to 3 years. Therefore, babies who raise hamsters must be careful. As long as the mice are lively and cute when alive, they will be gone after two or three years, and they can be considered to have lived a happy and happy life. in sorrow. Some hamsters often have even shorter lifespans due to breeding or disease problems. So what are the signs of a hamster dying?