1, just received a "golden bear", so pay attention to rest. If you have just received a "golden bear" baby, it is not recommended that you often disturb the little one and rest in a quiet corner for a week. Although it is a "bear" hamster, the golden bear is still a hamster after all, and its courage is relatively small. Unfamiliar environment, strange smell, and strange human beings who have overwhelming "lethality" to themselves are all threats to the golden bear.
If the golden bear is excessively frightened, the insecure golden bear will easily get sick and even die due to stress reaction.
Don't put the golden bear in the sun. Golden bear belongs to hamster, and its eyes are all black, which means it is more suitable for living in dark environment. For the golden bear, there will be "fatal" consequences. My college roommate once kept a bear with long eyes on the balcony. He didn't pay attention to basking in the sun in the morning and finally got sunburned.
Therefore, it is suggested that if you keep a golden bear, you should put it in a cool and ventilated place to avoid exposure to the sun. You can bask in the sun and disinfect it occasionally, but not frequently or for a long time.
3. The newly arrived "Golden Bear" may have diarrhea, so it is necessary to prevent hamsters and other small animals. The high mortality rate is "wet tail disease", which shows that their tails are often wet because of diarrhea. Therefore, if the newly received golden bear is in a bad mental state and its tail is wet, it is suggested that it can be given some medicine to treat infantile diarrhea. I really don't know. You can go to a store that sells livestock products online and ask hamsters what medicine to take for diarrhea.
Please be a responsible shovel officer. It is worth mentioning that the first time I raised hamsters, it was because my college roommates thought hamsters were fun on a whim, so they bought two or three and kept them, but they never cared. Sometimes it is me and another roommate who feed the water.
Finally, the summer vacation is coming, and my roommate is going to leave the hamsters at school directly. This is undoubtedly a change of direction and sentenced them to death. Because I was close to home, I took them back to my roommate and became their owner. I have been a "shovel officer" for two years, and my parents dislike the smell at home.
There's one more thing to say here. Hamsters are small, but they are also small creatures. On the day when you take them back, you should be prepared to support yourself and die. Please take responsibility for the "shovel officer".