Hamsterfood/mix? Good/bad? Need help...

[Chinesecrestedlover]

Sorry about the not so informative title (and the weird sentences and so on, very tired)...and also Hi everyone

Getting a new hamster (syrian female) very soon (have not had hamsters in over ten years...) and need some advice regarding food; specifically these mixes: Bunny HamsterDream Basic (Zooplus) and Versele-Laga Crispy Muesli Hamsters & Co (Zooplus) and this "pellet/block" (or whatever...):Versele-Laga Complete Hamster & Gerbil.

I am considering to get both a hamstermix (or mixing more than one mix...) and some kind of "pellet/block" but...obviously do not want to mess up nutritional values, percentages etc. My hamster naturally deserves the best food that I can get my hands on, so...are these mixes/pellets/blocks good or bad?

I live in Sweden...so not all brands etc. are available but feel free to recommend other hamstermixes/foods/pellets/blocks...hope you get what I am trying to say

Thanks!
Again sorry about my weird ramblings...

/Chinesecrestedlover

[JLPrairie]

Not really familiar about hamster mixes in Sweden, but welcome to the forum! Hope you have a pleasant experience here.

[cypher]

Can you get Harry Hamster food in Sweden?
If you can then that's about the best mix for a syrian, the Science selective biscuits are the best "pellet/block" food.
Out of the ones you mentioned the Bunny mix is probably better than the others, the protein is a bit low & would need supplementing for a young hamster but that's easy enough, I'm not a fan of versele laga foods, the ingredients list is always vague & they do seem to have some odd ingredients to me!
I can't see if this one is a muesli type food or pellet but the ingredients & GA aren't too bad, the protein is good but fibre is a bit low, that can easily be supplemented with fresh veg daily though.