Hamsters may be infected with plague, and hamsters have the risk of transmitting plague. However, most hamsters at this stage are artificially bred and sold. Such hamsters have relatively few germs and basically do not carry the plague virus. . When raising hamsters, most of them are semi-enclosed and are raised in a fixed environment. At this time, the hamsters are basically unable to come into contact with pathogens and will not carry or suffer from plague.

Methods to prevent hamsters from getting plague

1. Breeders should vaccinate hamsters with relevant vaccines in a timely manner to eliminate the plague virus from the source.

2. Breeders should regularly clean and disinfect the living environment of hamsters. They can use quicklime or bleaching powder or professional disinfectant for disinfection. After disinfection, wait for the smell to dissipate before placing the hamster inside.

3. Raise hamsters in isolation and do not mix them easily. If they must be mixed, the foreign hamsters must be isolated for a period of time to confirm that they do not carry viruses before mixed breeding.