So I plan to change my shorthaired approx 20 weeks old syrian on to rodipet.
So I have looked on their website the have 2 junior mixes.
One for long haired syrian hamster
crude fibre: 8.9 %
crude protein: 17.6 %
crude oils and fats: 8.2 %
crude ash: 3.6 %
With 35 ingredients
Yellow millet, corn flakes, barley, pumpkin seeds, oat flakes, rye, carrots, buckwheat, parsnip, clover seeds, parboiled peas, toasted soy beans, hempseed, parsley leaves, rapeseed, beetroot, camelina seeds, quinoa, birch leaves, alfalfa seeds, amaranth, spinach leaves, red clover seeds, sunflower seeds, sesame seeds, hazel leaves, marigold petals, evening primrose seeds, poppy seeds, golden linseed, nettle seeds, milk thistle seeds, aniseed, black sesame seeds, brown linseed
They also have a mix for regular shorthaired syrians
crude fibre: 7.9 %
crude protein: 14.9 %
crude oils and fats: 9.2 %
crude ash: 3.2 %
with 23 ingredients
Corn flakes, yellow millet, oat flakes, barley, carrots, pumpkin seeds, rye, parsnip, parboiled peas, beetroot, amaranth, hempseed, buckwheat, brown linseed, parsley leaves, birch leaves, dandelion root, spinach leaves, fennel seeds, golden linseed, sesame seeds, toasted soybeans, hazel leaves
To me the longhaired mix looks better, it has more varity and more protein.
Would I do my shorthaired syrian a disfavour by buying her the long haired mix?
Longhaired food:
RodipetŪ Organic Teddy Hamster Food ''JUNiOR'' - 500g
Shorthaired food:
RodipetŪ Organic Syrian Hamster Food ''JUNiOR'' - 500g