A hamster will die if its eggs are crushed. The hamster's endurance is very low. It will be very painful when the hamster's testicles are crushed. The hamster will become comatose or even die due to the pain. Even if the breeder sends the hamster to a pet hospital for treatment in time, the hamster may become depressed due to missing testicles after recovery, and may die due to depression over time.

Precautions for raising hamsters

1. Breeders should not feed hamsters too salty food. Long-term feeding of salty food will cause harm to the hamster's body.

2. Breeders should not bathe hamsters with water. Hamsters can use bath sand to bathe. If breeders use water to bathe hamsters, it may cause the hamsters to catch colds.

3. Do not place the breeding box in a location exposed to direct sunlight. Hamsters are very afraid of sunlight and high temperatures. Breeders need to pay attention to heatstroke prevention.

4. Breeders should not knead the hamster vigorously when interacting with the hamster. The hamster is relatively small and has a fragile body. The owner may injure it even with a little force, so be sure to pay attention to your strength when interacting with it.