Chapter 1: Let's learn about the types and characteristics of hamsters.
Method 1: Understand the hamster's physical characteristics
Method 2: Understanding the Lifestyle and Habits of Wild Hamsters
Method 3: The History of How People Raised Hamsters
Method 4: Hamster behavior comes from wild instincts.

Chapter 2 What do I need to prepare before raising a hamster?
Method 5: One hamster per cage is the basic
Method 6: Find a veterinarian and animal hospital near your home.
Method 7: Adoption through an acquaintance or pet shop
Method 8: Create a safe living environment.

Chapter 3 How to properly care for a hamster?
Method 9: Check where to place the cage.
Method 10: Be careful when taking it out of the cage.
Method 11: Things to watch out for during the first week after welcoming a hamster
Method 12: Know your daily routine and care schedule.
Method 13: Know the Care Your Hamster Needs
Method 14: Maintaining health is key to a balanced diet.
Method 15: Pay attention to the appropriate amount and palatability of food.
Method 16: 10 minutes a day! Do some simple cleaning every day.
Method 17: Do a thorough cleaning once a month.
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Chapter 4 How can I become friends with a hamster?
Method 18 Hamsters are sensitive animals, so be careful when handling them.
Method 19: Learn how to hold it correctly from the beginning
Method 20: When you can't catch it, use the hamster's habits.
Method 21: Know your body's changes through daily handling.
Method 22: Check your health by communicating daily.
Method 23: Becoming friendly with the butler will make you feel comfortable.
Method 24: Let's take a picture of our hamster's cute expression.

Chapter 5: Let's learn about seasonal care methods and precautions to take when going out.
Method 25 Spring and fall are the easiest seasons to care for.
Method 26: Take measures against humidity and heat in summer.
Method 27: If it's too cold, they may hibernate.
Method 28: Prepare a carrier for when you go out.
Method 29 What should I do when I leave home?
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Chapter 6 What should I do if my hamster is sick?
Method 30: Know the diseases that hamsters are prone to.
Method 31: Let's take another look to prevent injury.
Method 32: Avoid fights and avoid getting bitten.
Method 33: Dangerous Foods You Should Never Give to Your Hamster
Method 34: Closed rooms in midsummer can also cause heatstroke.
Method 35: A quiet and clean environment is important.
Method 36 Hamsters Need Care Just Like People
Method 37: Life has an end: Saying goodbye to your hamster
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A personalized hamster parenting book for prospective and novice hamster owners.

Hamsters are popular as pets because of their cute appearance and small size.
You can easily see friends raising hamsters around you.
But perhaps you think hamsters are much easier to raise than dogs or cats? However, if you think this is easy and bring a hamster home, you could find yourself in a difficult situation.
Hamsters are animals that require a lot of care because they are very weak despite their small size.
Their bones are weak and can fracture if they fall from a high place, and they are vulnerable to heat and cold, so they need to be kept at an appropriate temperature and humidity.
Also, because they are small, it is difficult to receive surgery or treatment if they get sick or injured, and since they are nocturnal animals, you may only be able to see them sleeping soundly during the day.
If you have decided to get a hamster as a pet, read this book.
It will be the perfect hamster parenting book even for beginners.

Everything you need to know about raising hamsters, from start to finish!

If you have decided to raise a hamster, it is time to learn about the proper way to raise a hamster.
From the hamster's habits in the wild, to the necessary preparations for raising a hamster, the types of food and the appropriate feeding amount, how to become friendly with the hamster, how to clean it, how to care for the hamster according to the season, and information about the diseases that hamsters often get, this book contains 37 methods for raising a hamster properly and healthily.
If you read through them step by step, you will soon become a skilled hamster butler.


A special time that reminds us of the preciousness of life

Just as there is a parting after every meeting, death comes to all living things.
The same goes for hamsters.
Moreover, since hamsters have a short lifespan of 2-3 years, the moment of separation comes even sooner.
For those who are experiencing the death of a pet for the first time, the death of a pet can be very unfamiliar and painful.
But if you spend that time well, you will learn that raising a life is not just about loving and adoring it, but also a great responsibility that comes with caring for it when it is sick and being with it until the moment of parting.
As you read this book and take care of your hamster, you will grow into a wonderful person who knows the value of life.