Many people don't know much about raising hamsters. For their lives, I will give you some feeding precautions for your reference.

Feeding taboo

(1) Please don't feed food for people, because the salt is too high and the seasoning is too heavy.

Increase the physical burden of mice. Especially snacks and the like. But unprocessed coarse grains can be fed, and corn, broccoli and coix seed can be fed.

(2) Please don't touch the sun directly. Rats are very afraid of heat. Summer is coming, please use radiator or marble to cool down. Being basked in the sun is like someone throwing a flare at you at night.

(3) Don't wash hamsters. It will make hamsters catch a cold, and if it is serious, it may die.

(4) Hamsters can't be kept in cages. Neither men nor women can.

(5) If you are not mentally prepared or financially capable, please don't keep the female and male rats in cages. The reproductive ability of mice is amazing.

(6) Please don't use feed from unknown sources. If it is insect or moldy, please throw it away and don't feed it!

(7) Don't let mice drink raw water, please let them drink boiled cold water, or mineral water or pure water.

(8) Don't use bamboo chopsticks, popsicles and other things to make mice grind their teeth. Please use the special grinding products and feed for rats in the market.

(9) Please don't use newspapers, paper towels, etc. As a filling material. There is too much ink in the newspaper, and the paper contains bleach.

(10) Don't put mice in too small a space. There should be at least rollers, water dispensers and other supplies in the space.

(1 1) Try to avoid letting hamsters blow directly in an air-conditioned room (or fan) or in an environment with excessive temperature difference, so as not to cause mice to catch a cold.

(12) Although high-calorie foods such as melon seeds and bread worms are the favorite foods of mice, they can't be used as staple foods, which may easily lead to fires. It is best to use brand-name foods on the market as the staple food, and some domestic foods should be used with caution!