The advantages and disadvantages of raising hamsters:

Benefits

1. It does not require the owner to spend too much time to take care of them, and they do not like barking. It is too clingy and will not affect the owner's normal work and rest.

2. Raising hamsters can cultivate the owner's patience, care, and love. Hamsters are small and prone to illness or even death, so they should be taken more seriously than ordinary pets.

3. It can cultivate sentiment. Having a little hamster in your life can enrich your life and add color to ordinary days.

4. Be able to learn biological knowledge. You can learn a lot about pet habits, feeding methods, etc. from hamsters.

Disadvantages

1. Hamsters like to chew. If hamsters are kept free-range, they are likely to chew on wires, causing the risk of electric shock to the hamster, or the risk of fire caused by leakage of electricity.

2. Hamsters are easy to be stepped on. They are small in size and may be trampled to death or pinched to death when passing through the door if you are not careful.

3. Hamsters will hide food everywhere in the home, causing bacteria to breed.

4. If hamsters are not properly trained, they will bite and find it difficult to obey their owner's instructions, so they need adult supervision.

5. Hamsters are susceptible to different viruses and diseases, so prevention and timely treatment are required.

6. Hamsters have a short lifespan, poor eyesight, and like to be active at night. If the hamster dies after developing feelings, the owner will be sad. Nocturnal activities will also affect the owner's rest to a certain extent.