How long can a milk tea hamster live?

Milk tea hamsters can generally live for 2-3 years, but scientifically raised milk tea hamsters can live up to about 5 years. Generally, male rats live longer than female rats because female rats need to breed offspring which consumes a lot of energy. Owners need to prevent milk tea hamsters from getting sick or suffering from trauma, as these conditions will shorten the life span of milk tea hamsters. Also give it a reasonable diet to keep it healthy and strong.
Methods to extend the life of milk tea hamsters
1. Control the temperature of the breeding environment between 22-26 degrees, which can prevent the occurrence of many diseases and ensure milk tea Hamster health. Also place the breeding box in a ventilated environment, but not in a draft.
2. Make sure the breeding environment is quiet. Milk tea hamsters are very timid, and noise may put them on alert, which will affect their mental state over time.
3. Feed your hamster regularly and quantitatively, and choose high-quality hamster feed to ensure its body's nutrition. It should also be fed molar food regularly to prevent teeth from being too long and affecting eating.
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