First-line hamsters are easy to raise. After many years of domestication, hamsters became pets today. They are very suitable for raising and have a high survival rate. Basically, hamsters are easy to raise. First-line hamsters have a bad temper. When raising them, you need to pay attention to the feeding methods and have a certain amount of patience. After a period of time, they will become like relatives. The overall feeding difficulty is not high and they are suitable for most people.

How to raise first-line hamsters

1. First-line hamsters generally have bad tempers and are highly aggressive. In the early stage of raising, first-line hamsters need to be left alone for a period of time to allow them to Familiarize yourself with the environment to avoid being bitten.

2. The breeder needs to feed the food in person every day so that the first-line hamsters can remember the taste of the owner. After a period of time, the first-line hamsters will no longer attack the owner.

3. Regularly clean the sanitation of the breeding environment and disinfect the items used by front-line hamsters to avoid the breeding of bacteria and affecting the health of hamsters.

4. Observe the temperature of the breeding environment. First-line hamsters are prone to heatstroke. If the temperature in the breeding environment is too high, artificial cooling is required in time.