It is difficult for hamsters to survive in the wild. Hamsters are artificially bred pet rats with weak constitutions and are prone to diseases in the wild. After long-term artificial breeding, they have lost the ability to survive in the wild. The food suitable for hamsters in the wild is Relatively little, and the hamster will most likely starve to death. At the same time, pet hamsters themselves are basically not aggressive, and it is difficult to survive when encountering natural enemies or competitors.

How to raise hamsters

1. The breeder needs to first choose a breeding box for the hamster. The breeding box should be equipped with a water fountain, food bowl, bedding, Nests and other items.

2. Breeders need to buy food suitable for hamsters. They can buy well-known hamster food, which can ensure quality and nutrition.

3. Breeders should clean the breeding box regularly, remove hamster excrement, replace bedding, and disinfect and sterilize all items to ensure that hamsters will not get sick due to environmental problems.

4. Place the hamster's breeding box in a quiet and ventilated environment. Hamsters are very timid. A noisy environment will cause the hamster to be nervous for a long time and affect the health of the hamster. Be careful not to place your hamster near a wind outlet, as this may cause the hamster to catch a cold.