Milk tea hamsters have very good personalities, are relatively docile, and are not very sensitive to the outside world. Milk tea hamsters are very timid and will basically not attack other creatures. You don’t have to worry about being bitten by them when raising them. Milk tea hamsters are very good-looking, not picky about food, and have a high survival rate. They are very suitable for beginners to raise.

How to raise milk tea hamsters

1. The breeder needs to prepare a cage or breeding box, and place the breeding box in a cool, light-proof, ventilated and quiet environment In it, cover it with bedding and place necessary items such as food bowls and drinking fountains.

2. Feed and water regularly to ensure the nutritional needs of milk tea hamsters, but do not feed too much, which may cause obesity in milk tea hamsters and affect their health.

3. Regularly clean the items in the breeding box, disinfect and sterilize them after cleaning, and put the milk tea hamster back into it after the disinfectant water evaporates.

4. Observe weather changes and determine the temperature changes of the breeding environment. If there is high temperature weather, you need to pay attention to avoid the heat. Similarly, if there is low temperature weather, you need to pay attention to cold protection.