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Originally Posted by sushi_78

I imagine rats are adapted to a diet higher in processed grains than hamsters, having historically lived among near humans and eaten human scraps. Rats are also much more omnivorous than hamsters. An appropriate hamster diet would have all the same food groups, but in much different ratios, and the grains should be unprocessed. For example, hamsters would need far more than 5% seeds.

Yes they are and fair point I see what you mean now.