It can be served with 70% staple food, 20% non-staple food and 10% snacks.
Choose millet, corn flakes, millet and other miscellaneous grains as the staple food, then mix with non-staple foods such as vegetables and fruits, and feed a small amount of snacks such as sesame seeds, peanuts and nuts. When hamsters grow up, they can also feed breadworms, chicken, dried fish and shrimp and other nutrients.
Hamster recipes.
Give hamsters homemade food, preferably staple food, non-staple food and snacks, and mix them according to the ratio of 70%, 20% and 10%. Usually hamster food is mixed in proportion, so the owner doesn't need to worry too much.
If you want to give your hamster food every day, you can choose all kinds of miscellaneous grains as the staple food, such as millet, corn flakes, millet and so on. , and then mixed with vegetables, fruits and other non-staple foods, feeding a small amount of sesame, peanuts, nuts and other snacks, both nutritious and healthy.
Hamsters can also feed breadworms, chicken, beef, dried fish and dried shrimps when they grow up. They are rich in nutrients such as protein and calcium, which can make hamsters grow healthier, but they can't be fed too much, which will make hamsters fat.