How is the hamster farm built?

Hamster farms should be built indoors, and a room can be built with bricks to surround them, glass and protective measures should be taken around them, sawdust should be changed frequently to avoid moisture, warm measures should be strengthened, and some grains can be fed properly, such as cornflakes, buckwheat and wheat, but do not feed too many high-calorie foods such as sunflower seeds.

I. Culture environment

1. Hamsters are suitable for fencing on the pasture, but hamsters can dig holes, or they can build a room with bricks to raise them indoors. Glass and protective measures should be taken around them to prevent hamsters from escaping.

2. It is best to clean the water feeder and feed basin every day, change wet sawdust frequently, scald and disinfect the farm with hot water, and wash hands before and after playing with hamsters.

3. To maintain a stable temperature, hamsters are suitable to live in a dry environment, and pay attention to changing sawdust frequently to avoid moisture.

4. Hamsters are sensitive to temperature, while wild hamsters often live in ground holes and have the function of natural temperature regulation, so farms should maintain a stable temperature and strengthen warm measures to avoid causing hamsters to hibernate during large temperature changes and winter.

2. Feeding and management

1. In order to ensure the balanced nutrition of hamsters, we can choose a variety of foods to feed hamsters instead of using a single ready-made feed for a long time.

2. Drinking water is also a place that is easy to be neglected. If the hamster's drinking water is contaminated, it should be replaced in time. In areas where tap water is not suitable for raw drinking, hamsters should be given water that people drink.

3. During breeding, it is necessary to prevent hamsters from being stressed and nervous. Hamsters are naturally sensitive and timid. In artificial breeding, it is easy to feel stressed and nervous to come into contact with humans, which will cause hamster gastrointestinal discomfort and dysentery, and in severe cases will get stomach ulcers.

4. When breeding, it is found that hamsters do not eat, and if they walk back and forth, they should check the surrounding environment of hamsters in time and take relative measures to provide sufficient space for activities.

5. Don't feed too many high-calorie foods such as sunflower seeds during breeding, which will cause hamsters to get fat, and fat hamsters are prone to heatstroke in summer.

6. Too much fat in hamster skin will also lead to depilation and affect the growth of hamsters.

7. Hamsters should be fed water reasonably and fresh drinking water should be replaced at any time.

8. During the period, try to feed less fruits and vegetables with more water, and do not give too much each time, which will easily cause diarrhea or death.

9. Most fruits and vegetables contain pesticides. Wash and dry them with clean water before feeding them.

10. when feeding, snacks should be paired with staple food. when there are too many snacks, staple foods should be appropriately reduced. it is not appropriate to feed too many snacks. Fat hamsters will easily get sick.

11. After feeding, feed and snacks can be sealed and preserved in jars, or stored in the refrigerator. Food found to breed insects and ants should be discarded in time.

12. Hamsters like to eat bread worms, but their protein content is on the high side. You can feed a few at a time, not too much.

13, the most suitable hamster to eat is the bird's cereal, such as cornflakes, buckwheat, wheat and so on.