If the bath sand is kept in the cage 24 hours a day, it is recommended to change it every 3 days. Because some hamsters like to urinate or defecate in the bath sand, you need to shovel it out immediately when you see lumps of bath sand. If you use bath sand to bathe your hamster regularly, it is recommended to change the bath sand every 5 times. In summer, you need to change it after washing it about three times. It should be noted that hamsters should not stay in the sand bath sand for too long. It is recommended not to exceed 20 minutes at a time to avoid over-cleaning and over-drying, which can lead to skin problems. Also, don't let your hamster eat sand bath sand, as eating too much sand may cause intestinal blockage or digestive problems.

How to bathe a hamster correctly?

Hamster bathing does not necessarily require water, you can also use sand. Hamsters are less likely to get sick when using sand, and hamsters like sand very much.

Shake the sand: Lay a layer of bath sand in the bathroom. You can choose the bath sand according to your needs. Then gently pick up the hamster and put it into the bathroom. Many hamsters will automatically roll and dig the sand due to their instinct. . Some hamsters don't know how to bathe in sand. You can sprinkle a little sand on the hamster's back, and the hamster will automatically shake off the sand. After repeating this a few times, the hamster will gradually understand.

Rolling: After the hamster learns how to shake the sand, you can guide it to roll in the bath sand. Stretch your hand towards the hamster. Normally, the hamster will come over and hug your hand with its small paws. At this time, you can gently push it down, move it once to the left and right, then release your hand and let the hamster turn over on its own. After a few times, the hamster will feel the joy of rolling and take the initiative to take a bath.