As our little friends grow older their habits change, and so do their dietary needs. Growing animals need a lot of protein for their bodies to grow and develop; young adult hamsters need a lot of energy as they first leave their mothers’ burrows, find their own territories and thence start looking for eligible mates; and aging pets need more fibre and vital substances to remain fit and mobile for as long as possible.

Nutritional Info

INGREDIENTS: 

Yellow millet, corn flakes, barley, pumpkin seeds, oat flakes, rye, naked oats, rose hip peels, carrots, parsnip, buckwheat, parboiled peas, toasted soybeans, parsley leaves, birch tree leaves, beetroot, clover seeds, dandelion root, spinach leaves, rapeseed, camelina seeds, quinoa, alfalfa seeds, hazel leaves, amaranth, red clover seeds, sunflower seeds, sesame seeds, whole sage leaves, evening primrose seeds, common marigold petals, golden linseed, nettle seeds, milk thistle seeds, aniseed, black sesame seeds, brown

Guaranteed Analysis

• crude fibre: 10.2 %
• crude protein: 15.9 %
• crude oils and fats: 7.8 %
• crude ash: 4.2 %

Feeding Instructions

Feed 1.5 heaped measuring spoons (this equals 1.5 heaped tablespoons) and one to two insects of your choice per day. Please check weekly how much food your pet has stashed away in his larder: if the stores are, figuratively, overflowing, please reduce the amount of food slightly; if there is hardly anything stored your pet probably needs a little more food. If you are caring for a pregnant or lactating female, please let her have half a measuring spoon of this hamster mix and one insect extra per day.