Milk tea hamsters bite people. When you first raise a milk tea hamster, it will be nervous because of the unfamiliar environment. At this time, it will have a certain degree of aggression. If the owner forcibly interacts with it, it may cause the milk tea hamster to become stressed. If it reacts, it will bite. Sometimes when two hamsters fight, the owner may be accidentally bitten if he tries to break up the fight.

Methods to prevent hamsters from biting:

1. When first raising the hamster, let it sit for 1-2 days to familiarize itself with the environment. Feed the hamster regularly every day. Once the hamster becomes familiar with the owner's smell, the probability of being bitten will be greatly reduced.

2. Frequently interact with the milk tea hamster. You can feed it some snacks during the interaction to make it dependent on its owner, and it will stop biting after a period of time. If biting still occurs, be sure to scold it loudly to make it understand that this behavior is wrong and should be corrected, but do not hit it, as its body is very fragile and easily injured.

3. Milk tea hamsters have very poor eyesight and can easily mistake the owner's hands for food and bite them by mistake. Try to wear gloves when feeding or put them away before letting them eat.