Hamsters can eat peaches, but only in small amounts. Just give it a little taste once in a while. Peaches contain a lot of water, which can cause diarrhea and other symptoms if hamsters overeat them.

When feeding hamsters peaches, it is best to only feed them the pulp. The pit inside the peach must be removed. If the hamster eats the peach pit, it may get stuck in the throat and intestines. .

Be sure to pay attention to feeding hamsters:

1. Do not give hamsters food that is too salty, especially snacks eaten by humans. Feed as much whole grains as possible.

2. Avoid direct contact with the sun. Rats are afraid of heat and sun. In the summer, be sure to put them in a nest with a heat absorber and marble to protect them from heat.

3. Do not use water to bathe mice. If you bathe rats with water, they will catch a cold and may die. You can use bath sand to take a bath. Put the hamsters in the bath sand and they will roll into the sand and take a bath themselves.

4. Do not allow hamsters to grind their teeth with bamboo chopsticks, popsicles, etc. Most of these items contain artificial chemicals.

5. Don’t put mice in small spaces. Hamsters don't have enough space to move around and can easily get sick.

6. Avoid letting hamsters use air conditioners and fans, as this will cause excessive temperature differences and make the mice catch a cold.

7. Although melon seeds and mealworms are the favorite foods of rats, these two high-calorie foods cannot be used as staple foods and can easily cause internal heat. They can be used as snacks during training.