Hamsters need to have their teeth trimmed. When the breeder finds that the hamster's teeth are too long, they need to trim them, otherwise it will affect the hamster's normal eating. However, if the breeder regularly grinds the hamster's teeth, the hamster's teeth will not grow too fast, and there is generally no need to trim the teeth.

Precautions for cutting hamster teeth

1. Hamsters are very timid, and cutting teeth is quite painful for hamsters. Unprofessional tooth-cutting operations may cause the teeth to be damaged, crooked, bleed, or even worse, frighten the teeth into heart failure. Breeders can consider taking their hamsters to a pet hospital. The pet hospital has professional doctors and professional construction tools to avoid some accidents.

2. Hamsters will resist when their teeth are being clipped. It is best to stop the operation at this time. If the breeder forcibly operates, it may cause the hamster to have a stress reaction.

3. Although the IQ of hamsters is not high, cutting teeth will leave a psychological shadow on the hamster so that it will remember it. Frequent cutting of teeth will cause excessive stress and anxiety in hamsters, which will affect the daily life and health of hamsters. Therefore, breeders should grind their hamsters' teeth more often.