The life span of a piebald hamster is 2-3 years. If a piebald hamster does not suffer from serious aging diseases, it can live for about 3-4 years. And scientifically raised spotted hamsters can live up to about 4-5 years. Generally, male rats live longer than female rats because female rats need to breed offspring which consumes a lot of energy. Owners need to prevent their spotted hamsters from getting sick or suffering trauma, as these conditions will shorten their lifespan. You can usually give the spotted hamster exclusive food, vitamins, trace elements and other substances to keep the spotted hamster in good physical condition; on the contrary, if you give the spotted hamster poor food to eat, the spotted hamster will be prone to diseases, usually within one year If not, you will die.

Methods to extend the life span of spotted hamsters

1. Owners need to keep the temperature of the breeding environment between 22-26 degrees to prevent spotted hamsters from suffering from heatstroke and colds. Wait for illnesses caused by temperature changes to occur.

2. It is necessary to ensure that the breeding environment is quiet. Spotted hamsters are very timid, and noise may put them on alert, which will affect their mental state over time.

3. Feed regularly and quantitatively, and try to choose high-quality hamster feed. This can ensure that the spotted hamster has balanced nutrition and a good body. It also needs to be fed molar food regularly to prevent teeth from being too long and affecting eating.