Hamster scavengers are not angry, hamsters are used to digging holes around, either to grind their teeth or to make their own nests, and if the hamster is frightened, it's constantly scavengering, it's losing sense of security and trying to find a hole or something.
Was the hamster scab angry?
Hamster wood chips are not angry, hamsters are used to digging holes around, and often they are not necessarily angry, either to grind their teeth or to make their own nests. If the hamster was scared, it would also have been scavenging wood, and it would have lost its sense of security, trying to find a hole or something, so that it would have been scavenging wood.
When it's colder, hamsters also like wood chips before they go to sleep, because it needs to go to sleep, and it feels warmer when it's drilled inside, and hamsters are more afraid of cold animals, so in winter, the masters should be able to put more wood chips on the hamster so that they can keep warm.
It is generally recommended that wood crumbs be exchanged once a day from 7 to 14 days, but high summer temperatures and hamster urine can appropriately increase the frequency of wood crumb replacement, which can be changed for three days. If wood crumbs are changed too often, hamsters will not consciously believe that they are in a new environment, which may cause anxiety and neurosis, and that long periods are not good for hamster health. Last one. Next one.