Solutions to the purple hamster biting:

1. When you first raise a purple hamster, you need to let it sit for 1-2 days to let it become familiar with the breeding environment. The breeder should feed the purple hamster regularly every day so that the purple hamster becomes familiar with the owner's smell, which will greatly reduce the probability of being bitten.

2. The breeder needs to interact with the purple hamster frequently. During the interaction, you can feed it some snacks to make it get closer to its owner, so that it will stop biting. If biting still occurs, be sure to scold it loudly to make it understand that this behavior is wrong, which can effectively reduce the probability of being bitten.

3. Purple hamsters have very poor eyesight and tend to mistake the owner's hands for food. Try to wear gloves or place the food when feeding to reduce the probability of being bitten.

Methods to deal with after a purple hamster bites:

1. First observe the wound. If there is no bleeding, you can clean and disinfect it with alcohol.

2. If the wound bleeds, the breeder should clean the wound with soapy water, and then use alcohol to disinfect and stop bleeding. The wounds caused by purple hamsters to humans are generally superficial and basically not harmful. Need to be bandaged.

3. If swelling is found at the wound the next day, you can go to the hospital to get a tetanus shot.