What should an old woman do if her hamster bites someone?

Solutions to the old lady hamster biting:
1. When the breeder just brings the old lady hamster home, the old lady hamster may be nervous because of the unfamiliar environment. The old lady hamster may have a stress reaction, which may lead to the old lady hamster biting people. The breeder needs to let the old lady hamster sit for a few days so that the old lady hamster becomes familiar with the environment and will stop biting people.
2. If the old lady hamster bites people frequently in daily life, the breeder can scold it loudly to let it know what it is doing is wrong and correct it in time.
3. Granny hamsters have very poor eyesight. The granny hamster may accidentally bite the breeder when the breeder is feeding. Breeders can try to choose longer food and grab the end of the food to feed to avoid accidental injury.
Methods to deal with after an old lady hamster bites a human:
1. If the bite does not cause bleeding, the breeder does not need to worry too much, as it generally does not transmit diseases.
2. If the breeder is accidentally bitten, bleeds, or has broken skin, the wound should be washed in time. The wound can be washed directly with soapy water or clean water for a few minutes, and then disinfected and sterilized.
3. The breeder should not hit the old lady hamster after being bitten to avoid frightening the old lady hamster. The old lady hamster is relatively fragile. Excessive force may cause injury to the old lady hamster, and serious cases may lead to death.
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