Things to note when choosing a pudding hamster:

1. Health:

When choosing a pudding hamster, you should choose a pudding hamster with intact limbs and shiny body hair. A pudding hamster with hair loss, normal skin, bright eyes, good mental state, and dry body. This kind of pudding hamster is in very good physical condition and can avoid the possibility of purchasing a sick hamster.

2. Appearance:

You should choose pudding hamsters with round bodies and faces and larger weight for the same age. Such hamsters have good gastrointestinal function and are more likely to develop gills in the later stages.

3. Age:

Try to choose pudding hamsters that have just been weaned. At this time, pudding hamsters are easy to tame, and they will be very affectionate after being tamed successfully.

4. Personality:

Breeders should choose a pudding hamster that suits them according to their own needs. Those who like to interact can choose hamsters that are more lively, outgoing, and affectionate. It can quickly interact with its owner, and those who like to sit still can choose the quiet pudding hamster.

5. Gender:

If the owner considers breeding in the later stage, he can choose a female pudding hamster with better appearance, and those who do not need it can choose at will.

6. Are the eyes clear and have eye mucus? If the eyes are dull and there is eye mucus, there may be some eye diseases.

7. Is there any runny nose? If so, it is best not to pick it. The pudding hamster may have cold symptoms.

8. Check whether the shape of the pudding hamster's ears is intact and whether there are any traces of being bitten. If the shape is not intact, it means the appearance is defective.

9. Check whether there are spots near the tail and belly. Spots indicate that the hamster may have diarrhea.

10. Check whether the walking is normal, whether there is any stiffness, and whether the limbs are healthy.