The following five methods can be used to keep the hamster warm in winter:

1. Move the hamster to a warm place. If possible, turn on the air conditioner or air conditioner in the room where the hamster is located. Heating to keep the environment at a suitable temperature;

2. Increase bedding. The owner can add cotton, paper towels, velvet and other items to the hamster's bedding to keep it warm;

3 . Prepare the hamster nest. The owner can put a hamster nest in the cage so that they can get in to keep warm when it is cold;

4. To change the cage, the owner can change the hamster to a new one without wearing any clothes. A ventilated hamster cage to prevent cold wind from blowing to the hamster;

5. You can purchase a heating pad or heating lamp and place it in a suitable position in the hamster cage to achieve a warm effect;

6. Feed hamsters high-calorie foods such as soybean meal, whole grains, peanuts, melon seeds, etc. to accumulate enough fat nutrients so that they can survive the winter safely and smoothly.

How to raise Hamsters correctly in winter:

1. Hamsters are animals that are very afraid of the cold, so when the weather is cold in winter, When the time comes, the owner should take measures to keep the hamster warm to prevent the hamster from catching cold, getting sick, or even freezing to death, and the owner should place the cage in a wind-proof location. When raising hamsters in winter, cold protection measures need to be taken.

2. During the breeding process, the indoor temperature should not be lower than 10°C. If the room temperature is too low, it will cause the hamster to enter a state of hibernation. When the hamster is in the hibernation period, it is easy to die due to low temperature.

3. It is normal for hamsters to be inactive in winter. When the temperature is low in winter, hamsters will huddle up and become inactive. It is normal for hamsters to be inactive in winter, but owners need to pay attention to whether the hamster enters a state of pseudo-hibernation.

4. If the hamster enters a state of pseudo-hibernation, with the whole body stiff and cold, the owner needs to wake up the hamster in time. If the hamster is not woken up in time, the hamster will die. The owner needs to keep the hamster warm in time when the temperature drops in winter. Ensuring that the hamster does not enter a state of false hibernation also prevents the hamster from getting sick due to cold and causing diarrhea, which may cause a series of other diseases.