Is this mix okay for a dwarf?

[PumpKinSpiceLatte]

http://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcost...amster-formula

Even though it says it's for them, I'm being cautious

[AmityvilleHams]

Ordering Burgess dwarf food off Viovet would be much better.There are a few things bad about this food,like how low the protein is(it could never be used on its own and there aren't really any completely diabetes friendly foods in the US anyways).This food also includes cabbage,which can cause digestive upset especially when fed frequently as it would be fed on a daily basis as part of this food.It contains artificial dyes and such,which is unhealthy and merely makes things more appealing to humans.

Burgess dwarf food is far superior and can be ordered internationally anyways.It would be the only necessary food for a hamster as it gives enough nutrition,it has no harmful or otherwise unhealthy artificial ingredients such as dyes or preservatives,and it is completely diabetes friendly.Nothing in the US even comes near being even half as good as Burgess dwarf food!

[PumpKinSpiceLatte]

Originally Posted by AmityvilleHams

Ordering Burgess dwarf food off Viovet would be much better.There are a few things bad about this food,like how low the protein is(it could never be used on its own and there aren't really any completely diabetes friendly foods in the US anyways).This food also includes cabbage,which can cause digestive upset especially when fed frequently as it would be fed on a daily basis as part of this food.It contains artificial dyes and such,which is unhealthy and merely makes things more appealing to humans.

Burgess dwarf food is far superior and can be ordered internationally anyways.It would be the only necessary food for a hamster as it gives enough nutrition,it has no harmful or otherwise unhealthy artificial ingredients such as dyes or preservatives,and it is completely diabetes friendly.Nothing in the US even comes near being even half as good as Burgess dwarf food!

Thank you Amity!