The fur of the black bear hamster is black, and the hair on the back of the black bear hamster is very similar to that of a black bear, so it is named black bear hamster. The hair on the head, neck and limbs of black bear hamsters will appear white, making them look very cute. The hair of some black bear hamsters will also appear brown or dark brown, and will reflect red in the sun, which is very beautiful.

Precautions when raising black bear hamsters

1. Black bear hamsters are smaller than other hamsters. Try not to knead them hard, as this may cause injury. When interacting with a black bear hamster, handle it with care. When you first raise a black bear hamster, do not be too close to it. Black bear hamsters will be wary of strangers and may attack strangers.

2. Try not to mix black bear hamsters with other hamsters, as they can easily be bitten by other hamsters or injure other hamsters.

3. Black bear hamsters are very afraid of heat. Do not place them in direct sunlight. They should be placed in a cool and ventilated place. When the temperature is too high, you can choose external intervention to cool down to prevent black bear hamsters from heat stroke.