Food eaten by the old lady’s hamster:

1. Feed: Hamsters have professional feed, and professional pet feed will provide hamsters with many nutrients needed by their bodies. , can help hamsters grow up healthily.

2. Cereal foods: chicken feed, wheat, corn, millet, raw rice, etc. This type of food can enrich the diversity of the hamster's diet, but the breeder must feed it sparingly to avoid gastrointestinal discomfort such as flatulence in the hamster.

3. Fruit foods: apples, strawberries, cherries, pears and other fruits. Fruit is rich in vitamins, and feeding it occasionally can help hamsters regulate their stomachs.

4. Vegetable foods: sweet potatoes, cabbage, carrots, etc. Vegetable foods can supplement plant fiber and trace elements, but the breeders need to cook them before feeding.

5. Animal protein foods: chicken, beef, milk, mealworms, barleyworms, etc. Hamsters can supplement a large amount of protein through these foods to help hamsters grow quickly.

6. Seed foods: sunflower seeds, peanuts, pine nuts, etc. These foods can speed up the physical development of hamsters and increase their metabolic rate. However, the breeder must control the hamster's intake of such food to prevent the hamster from becoming too obese and causing illness.