Solutions to hamsters chewing cages:

1. Hamsters may choose to bite cages because their teeth grow too fast, causing their teeth to become itchy. Breeders can consider giving the hamster some special molar sticks or molar food. After feeding, the hamster can reduce or completely eliminate the hamster from biting the cage.

2. Hamsters are very timid. When the breeder first brings the hamster home, the hamster will be very anxious because it is unfamiliar with the environment. At this time, the hamster may vent its anger by biting the cage. mood. The breeder needs to help it relieve its mood, such as letting it out to play, or giving it snacks to divert its attention.

3. Hamsters will make noise by biting the cage to attract the attention of the breeder. At this time, the hamster is sending some information to the breeder. It may be because it is hungry and has nothing to eat, or it is bored and wants someone to wait with it. As long as the breeder interprets and responds to the message sent by the hamster in time, the hamster will stop biting the cage.

Disadvantages of hamsters chewing the cage:

1. When the hamster bites the cage, it will accidentally swallow the debris falling from the cage. If there are any debris in the cage, Substances that cannot be broken down by the hamster's body will remain in the hamster's stomach and cause disease.

2. Most of the cages are relatively hard. The hamster may cause damage to its teeth when biting the cage, which may affect the hamster's eating or endanger its life.

3. If the cage is not cleaned in time, there may be a lot of bacteria, and the hamster will swallow a lot of bacteria when chewing the cage.