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AmbientOcclusion · 06-26-2022, 02:07 AM

It's fairly known that commercial treats advertised towards hamsters are practically contaminated with heavily processed sugars such as cane mollasses. An example of this would be yogurt drops. However, I realised it's fairly difficult to find organic/low-sugar treats that can be fed fairly frequently. I'm aware Gerber puffs, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds and also Piccolo Organic multigrain puffs are alright, but are there any others?

I was also wondering whether Rosewood Naturals Luxury Flower, Fruit & Veg Bars are safe to be fed in small quantities? It's mainly just herbs and vegetables.

06-26-2022, 02:07 AM
AmbientOcclusion Newborn Pup Join Date: May 2022 Posts: 37	Healthy/Organic treats It's fairly known that commercial treats advertised towards hamsters are practically contaminated with heavily processed sugars such as cane mollasses. An example of this would be yogurt drops. However, I realised it's fairly difficult to find organic/low-sugar treats that can be fed fairly frequently. I'm aware Gerber puffs, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds and also Piccolo Organic multigrain puffs are alright, but are there any others? I was also wondering whether Rosewood Naturals Luxury Flower, Fruit & Veg Bars are safe to be fed in small quantities? It's mainly just herbs and vegetables.