Golden Bear, also known as Pearl Bear, scientific name hamster, produced in Europe, adult weight 0.2 kg. The coat of the pearl bear is brownish-yellow, and some have brown spots or white fur, and its reproduction rate is very high. The feeding and management of the golden bear, because it is an omnivorous animal, has strong adaptability and can be raised everywhere. Today, I will share some of my own breeding experience with you, hoping to help friends who raise golden bears.

        Golden Bear Feeding       The food that the golden bears feed is mostly rice and vegetables. You can feed peanuts, melon seeds, sunflower seeds, apples, and chestnuts as food, but don't feed them water or take a bath, because golden bears are afraid of water. The bedding in the breeding box can be made of wood chips or toilet paper, one food bowl and one toilet. The golden bear is a nocturnal animal, basically sleeping during the day, and making a lot of noise at night. So the owners had better put him away from the bedroom at night. so as not to disturb yourself.

       How to bathe hamsters        Because hamsters live in arid plains and desert areas, and hamsters have denser and It is soft, so it cannot be washed with water. It is not easy to dry after washing, and it is easy to cause hamsters to get sick, and even cause death in severe cases. The correct bathing method is to provide hamster-specific bathing sand, and hamsters will use the sand to remove dirt and microbes from their bodies. It can also be replaced by cat litter to reduce costs, but it can only remove the dirt on the mouse, which can not achieve real effect and cannot remove bacteria.

       The choice of rat cage        Barbed wire glue cage is the most common and cheapest among rat cages. The cage is equipped with runners, ladders, water bottles, etc. It is readily available, easy to clean, and suitable for summer use. The only disadvantage is that it is easy to become ashen, and it has poor thermal insulation effect when used in winter. In winter, the owner can put the cage in a warmer room.