1. Provide a clean, safe, and spacious cage for the hamster, and keep the cage hygienic and dry. It is recommended to clean the cage once a week, which includes replacing the bedding at the bottom and cleaning items such as the food bowl and water bottle.
2. Offer suitable food and water, and ensure the freshness and hygiene of the food. Hamsters can eat dry hamster food, fruits, vegetables, etc. At the same time, provide an adequate supply of both water and food.
3. Regularly check the hamster's physical condition, including its fur, eyes, ears, and teeth. If any abnormal conditions are found, you can promptly contact a veterinarian for treatment.
4. Provide the hamster with appropriate exercise and entertainment to keep it in good mental and physical condition. You can prepare some toys and activity equipment for the hamster, such as wheels and tunnels, to encourage the hamster to exercise and play.
5. Trim the hamster's claws regularly. It is advisable to trim them once every 3 to 4 weeks. Pay attention to using claw clippers specifically designed for small animals to avoid injuring the hamster's feet.
6. Provide the hamster with suitable temperature and lighting conditions, and maintain appropriate indoor temperature and humidity. Hamsters need to be kept away from direct sunlight, and also require an appropriate amount of light exposure time.
7. Regularly clean the hamster's body and living environment, including combing its fur and cleaning items like the food bowl and water bottle. It is recommended to clean the hamster's body once a week, and clean the food bowl, water bottle and other items daily.