How to keep a Hamster?

Owning a hamster is a fun and rewarding experience. Here are some basic feeding guidelines:

1. Choose the right variety
There are many varieties of hamsters, including golden hamsters, Poha hamsters and winter white hamsters. Choose the breed that's right for you and learn about each hamster's personality and needs.

2. Prepare your living environment
Cage: Choose a cage that is large enough, preferably with multiple layers and a running wheel.
Mattresses: Use non-toxic mattress pads, such as paper pulp or straw, and avoid pine or cedar sawdust.
Hiding Places: Provide hiding places, such as huts or tunnels, so your hamster feels safe.

3. Feeding
Food: Provide a dedicated hamster diet, making sure it contains grains and seeds.
Fresh foods: Fresh fruits and vegetables can be given occasionally, but be careful not to overdose and avoid toxic foods (such as onions and garlic).

4. Water
Make sure you have fresh drinking water, preferably using a water bottle so that the water remains clean.

5. Daily care
Clean the cage: Clean the cage regularly to remove dirt and keep the environment clean.
Social Time: Spend time interacting with your hamster every day, but be patient, especially when it first arrives home.

6. Health Check
Regularly check your hamster's health, such as its coat, eyes, teeth, and claws. If you notice anything unusual, consult your veterinarian as soon as possible.

7. Safety precautions
Avoid exposing your hamster to other pets, and make sure the cage is in a safe place away from excessive noise and direct sunlight.

These are basic breeding guidelines, I hope they can help you raise a healthy and happy hamster! If you have other questions, feel free to ask us!