You must wash your hands after touching a hamster to avoid adverse reactions caused by bacterial infection or viral infection. It is necessary to wash the local hygiene of the hands and maintain the local hygiene of the hands. It is good for your own body and responsible for the hamster. After touching, do not rub your eyes, touch your face, or grab food to eat, and remember to wash your hands.

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Hamsters need a lot of exercise. If they stay in a small cage all the time, they are prone to depression or irritable temper. They will keep circling in the cage, looking for a place to think. go out. If conditions permit, a large cage can be equipped with hanging baskets, pipes, stairs and other facilities.