Precautions for hamster diet:

1. Feed:

The feed should be of well-known brands, miscellaneous brands or the nutrients in the feed. Ingredients may have false nutritional standards or be incomplete. Eating it by hamsters may lead to malnutrition and, in severe cases, a variety of diseases.

2. Fruit:

You can regularly feed your hamster a small amount of fruit, such as apples, etc. Fruit is rich in vitamins, which can help your hamster improve its digestion and make your hamster healthier. However, fruits should be divided into small pieces for feeding, and uneaten fruits should be cleaned up in time to prevent deterioration.

3. Vegetables:

Feeding vegetables regularly can supplement fiber for hamsters, preserve their gastrointestinal motility, and allow hamsters to better absorb nutrients. It is best to cook it and let it cool before feeding to prevent hamsters from indigestion.

4. Nuts:

Hamsters like to eat nuts very much. These foods can help hamsters supplement trace elements and can also help hamsters grind their teeth. However, it can only be fed in small amounts on a regular basis. Eating a large amount may cause the hamster to get angry and cause diarrhea and other illnesses.

5. Nutritional paste:

Nutritional paste food can supplement the nutritional content of hamsters in a targeted manner, and is very suitable for hamsters to eat after illness or before and after childbirth. However, excessive supplementation of certain nutrients may cause the hamster to be unable to absorb it and cause diarrhea, so feed it in moderation.