Causes and solutions for hamsters vomiting blood:

1. Caused by trauma

For example, fighting, being thrown, or being hit by the door when running out If it is squeezed or stepped on, you can first feed it some anti-inflammatory drugs to relieve it, and promptly find out the size of the wound and whether there are wounds on other parts of the body. For small skin injuries, you can purchase iodine and pet-specific trauma products. Spray, disinfect the wound first to control infection. If it is a serious bone injury, it can only be sent to a pet hospital for treatment.

2. Caused by disease

For gastroenteritis, parasitic infection and other diseases, emergency treatment should be carried out in a timely manner if you can handle it yourself. If it cannot be treated, it is recommended to send it to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

3. Poisoning

If the hamster is poisoned due to accidental eating, you first need to know what the hamster eats, and then prescribe the right medicine. If you are not sure, it is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment in time.

What are the precautions for raising hamsters?

1. Prepare a cage that can be moved

Novice hamster owners need a cage. It is easy to escape if raised in a cardboard box, and it is not ornamental. Equipped with a running wheel, many novices think that the running wheel is redundant, but it is not. Hamsters need a lot of exercise. If they stay in a small cage all the time, they will be prone to depression or irritable temper. They will keep circling in the cage, looking for a place to get out. If conditions permit, a large cage can be equipped with hanging baskets, pipes, stairs and other facilities.

2. Prepare some bedding to prevent odor

Hamsters will excrete a lot of urine and feces every day, so raising hamsters requires bedding for cleanliness and hygiene. In addition to its deodorizing effect, the bedding can also give the hamster enough sense of security that it will dig holes in it.

3. Beginners are advised to keep a single hamster

Hamsters like to live alone, and they will fight when two are together and have a strong sense of territory. Don't rush to breed when you first start raising them. I think a male and a female are good enough to have a litter. But if they are not well matched, male and female rats will fight. Although hamsters are particularly fertile, there are many things to pay attention to. It is recommended to keep them for a while before considering breeding.

4. Be careful of hamsters biting people. It is recommended to touch it with your hands after getting familiar with it.

A new hamster needs to rest for a week to let it adapt to the new environment and new owner. Don't take it out, keep playing with it. Hamsters will be cautious in unfamiliar environments and may even be reluctant to eat. At this time, don't tease it with your hands, or the docile-looking hamster may bite you unexpectedly. You can wait until your hamster is familiar with your scent before you start petting it.

5. Feeding precautions

It is recommended to feed hamsters special food. Newbies don’t know much about what hamsters can eat, and it’s easy to feed them incorrectly or with a single nutrition. Newly arrived hamsters will also become more familiar with hamster food. It is recommended to raise it for a period of time before unlocking new food. Don't feed hamstersTap water can be fed to it cool and boiled.

6. Don’t let it bask in the sun

Hamsters like to move at night, and strong sunlight will make them very uneasy. Therefore, even if the weather is cold, do not take it out to bask in the sun. If you want to keep it warm, use cotton ball padding and place it in a warm room.

7. Prepare some sand to give it a bath

Hamsters love to be clean, and they will also clean their own hair. No need to bathe it artificially. You can prepare some sand for them, and they will roll in it for a sand bath. It is recommended to use a smaller, deeper container and fill it with sand. It will find its way in on its own.