If there is no bath sand, hamsters can also be washed. First of all, you can use water to bathe your hamster for the time being. If the hamster is not used to it, it is not recommended to force the hamster to bathe. Secondly, the temperature of the water must be strictly controlled, generally 37 to 40 degrees is appropriate. When cleaning, you should be gentle and do not rub it hard. After cleaning, use a towel to wipe the whole body to ensure that the coat will not be wet after cleaning, thereby causing a loss of body temperature. Use a low-power hair dryer or drying box to avoid moisture and harsh noises all over the body.

Precautions for bathing hamsters:

1. First of all, you cannot forcefully bathe your hamster. Some people think that their hamsters are dirty, so they forcefully push their hamsters into the bathroom. This will arouse the disgust of the hamsters, and they will not come to the bathroom again in the future, so it must be voluntary or guided.

2. The correct way to bathe is to provide hamsters with special bathing sand. Hamsters will use the sand to remove dirt and bacteria from their bodies.

3. If you have a mother rat and a full-month-old rat baby at home, remember to put one baby in at a time when the mother is taking a bath. The baby mouse has a strong learning ability. It usually looks at a few times when the mother is bathing. You will learn it next time.