The most common fur color of hamsters is white from the cheeks to the belly, and brown on the back. The fur of the original hamster is colorful, the hair on the back is brown, the base of the hair is dark gray, the hair on the abdomen is white, and most of the original hamsters have black eyes. The original hamster has a thick and solid body, short and thick limbs, a broad and short head, a round snout, small eyes, wide and round ears, and a thin tail. Original hamsters are relatively timid and basically non-aggressive, making them very suitable for novices to raise.

Precautions for raising original hamsters

1. Breeders need to regularly clean the cage and the items in the cage. After cleaning, disinfect Only after it evaporates can the original hamster be put back into the cage.

2. The bedding material must be odorless, highly absorbent, and the original hamster has a particularly sensitive sense of smell. Poor-quality bedding may cause the original hamster to be poisoned.

3. The breeding cage should be placed in a quiet, cool, ventilated environment without direct sunlight. The original hamster sleeps during the day, and being in an overly noisy environment will cause it to lack sleep and affect its health. Poor ventilation or direct sunlight can cause the original hamster to suffer from heat stroke.