Golden bears can use either 47cm or 60cm cages, depending on your personal preference and space requirements. Generally speaking, golden bears need a cage large enough to provide sufficient space for activities, because the cage is their home. The cage must not only house golden bears, but also have food bowls, water bowls, nests, and running tracks. Waiting for furniture. Although a 47 cm cage is sufficient for a single golden bear, if you plan to raise multiple golden bears, a 60 cm cage may be more suitable because they need more space and toys to move and play.

Tips for raising golden bears:

1. Provide appropriate shelter: golden bears need a safe, clean and spacious place to live. A suitably sized cage (at least 47cm x 30cm) will provide enough space for your golden bear, as well as adequate bedding, water bottles, food dishes and toys.

2. Provide appropriate food: Golden bears need to provide appropriate food, including hay, dry grains, fruits and vegetables. You can try giving small human foods that are suitable for golden bears, but avoid foods that are high in sugar or fat.

3. Maintain good hygiene: Keep the golden bear's cage clean and tidy, clean it at least once a week, replace bedding crumbs and clean food and water containers. Be careful not to disturb the golden bear when cleaning the cage.

4. Provide enough exercise and toys: Golden bears need enough exercise and entertainment to maintain physical and mental health. Provide toys such as rollers, exercise balls, tunnels, wood toys, and other props to stimulate the fizzy bears.

5. Give enough attention: Golden bears are social animals and need to establish connections and interact with humans. Spend time observing, playing and interacting with the fizzy bears so they feel safe and happy.