If hamsters want to take a bath, they need to use special bath sand. Because washing with water can easily cause hamsters to choke or drown, special bath sand should be used to bathe hamsters. You can buy it at pet life centers or other regular channels. Take about 100 grams of bath sand and put it in a plate, and put the hamster in it. That’s it, usually hamsters will bathe themselves. You can take the hamster out after fifteen minutes to prevent it from pooping in the bath sand, which may cause the bath sand to stink and breed bacteria.

Notes on bathing hamsters:

1. The correct way to bathe is to provide hamster-specific bathing sand. Hamsters will use the sand to remove dirt and bacteria from their bodies.

2. When bathing hamsters, be sure to wash them one at a time. If many hamsters are crowded together, on the one hand it will affect the hamster's activity space, on the other hand hamsters who don't like washing will play, and it will also affect other hamsters' bathing.

3. If you have a mother rat and a full-month-old rat baby at home, remember to put one baby in at a time when the mother is taking a bath. The baby mouse has a strong learning ability. It usually looks at a few times when the mother is bathing. You will learn it next time.