The food for hamsters is usually based on grains, so if we want to make homemade rat food, the proportion of grains should be about average, such as corn kernels, peas, oats, wheat, barley, millet, and buckwheat , brown rice, barley, red beans, mung beans, soybeans, green beans, etc. Be careful not to add too many beans, as this can easily cause hamsters to become bloated. Secondly, it needs to be paired with plants, such as sesame, soybean, linseed, rapeseed, etc. It is also good to add some vegetables or fruits to supplement vitamins, such as broccoli, carrots, zucchini, alfalfa, parsley, bananas, etc. We can also pair it with some nuts, such as peanuts, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, etc., as well as animal proteins, such as mealworms, shrimps, silkworm chrysalises, dried fish, etc. If your mice are rounder, don’t feed mealworms. And silkworm chrysalis, normal rats and mice should also take appropriate amounts. Giving too much may easily cause rats and mice to get angry.

Three ways to make homemade hamster food

1. Oatmeal and alfalfa cake

First we need to prepare materials: 20g of oats, 50g of alfalfa, banana 30g. Place alfalfa and oatmeal in a food processor and grind until powdery, then pour into a bowl, mix well and set aside. Next, cut a piece of banana, then use a spoon to mash the banana into a puree, add it to the powder you just mixed, stir evenly, use your hands to knead it into okara, you can add a little less water, and knead it into a ball after a few times. . Then use a mold to press the kneaded grass ball into shape, put it in the oven, adjust it to 150 degrees, and the time will take about half an hour, so that the oatmeal and alfalfa cake is ready.

2. Multigrain biscuits

The second way to make rat food is to choose some grain-free grains. The materials you need to prepare include corn kernels, mealworms, carrots, etc. Put the above ingredients together and crush them in a blender. Then prepare some corn flour and mix it with water. Then add the mealworms and carrots to the corn flour, and then put it in the oven. Bake it dry, and the multigrain biscuits are ready, ready for the rats to eat.

3. Dried snacks

Prepare ingredients such as milk, nuts, fruits, corn flour, flour, etc. Put the corn flour and flour into a bowl, then pour the milk in and mix well. , then add nuts and fruits, and put them in the oven to bake for about 20-30 minutes. In this way, a milky nut snack is ready. Rats will definitely love it!