Benefits of raising squirrels:

1. Squirrels are relatively small and easier to raise than cats and dogs. They don’t need a large space at home. Breeding is especially suitable for people who rent a house. If you need to move due to special events, you can just pick it up and go.

2. The cost of raising a squirrel is very low. What it eats are relatively common things, such as nuts, mealworms, individual vegetables, fruits, etc. The daily amount of squirrel feces is not very large, and it is very simple for the owner to clean it up.

Disadvantages of raising squirrels:

1. Squirrels emit odor, which is a characteristic of rodents and there is no way to solve it.

2. The biological clock of a squirrel is different from that of humans. It often wakes up while its owner is still sleeping, starts jumping up and down in the cage, and keeps nibbling things, which affects the owner's rest.

3. In the early days of breeding, squirrels will become very irritable because they are not familiar with the owner and are unfamiliar with the environment. The owner's slightest movement may cause the squirrel to attack.

4. There are a large number of germs and parasites in wild squirrels, which are easily transmitted to other small animals.