Selecting proper baby food

[Hamtastic]

I know baby food seems to go well with hams here, and I really want to get some for my lot. From quick browsing in my nearest supermarket and pharmacy, a lot of baby food is either fruit there or contains onion powder (and vinegar, or other things I don't want to give my hams).

I've been looking on-line to get an idea of what I should be looking for. What would you say about something like these?
2nd Dinners | EarthsBest

For example, Chicken & Brown Rice Country Dinner
Chicken & Brown Rice Country Dinner | EarthsBest
Ingredients: Water, Organic Butternut Squash, Organic Ground Chicken, Organic Corn, Organic Whole Grain Brown Rice.

Do I have the correct idea of picking foods with few ingredients? I have a Whole Foods (natural/organic foods supermarket) nearby, and I plan to look there for something of that sort.

[SnickersTheFirst]

All the ones on the first link seem to contain carrot, apples, corn or garlic. Don't you have diabetic prone hamsters? (or is that someone else? )

[fluffymunchkins]

The second one looks fine, although butternut squash should only be given in small quantities.

You could always make your own?

[Sammybingo]

Chewbacca had one similar to the second one towards the end of his life that he liked very much and I thought was pretty hearty for him. Lucky he didn't eat much at that point anyway, as I didn't realise Butternut Squash should be given in moderation. Mind you, to spoil him, I had about 4 foods on the go at any one time for variety!

I think so long as you are avoiding the things you are meant to (like those you listed) you will pick one fine .