Hedgehog food contains real fish, shrimp, and crab meal and mealworms
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Contains 37% Protein
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Specially-sized pellets aid in swallowing and digestion
Pelleted diet created to meet your hedgehog's unique dietary requirements. A hedgehog's natural diet is high in protein and is made up largely of insects, so it is important that your pet hedgehog's diet is highly specialized too. This easy-to-feed diet contains 37% protein from sources such as freeze-dried mealworms, crab, shrimp, and tuna and is fortified with essential vitamins and minerals to offer all-around good health. Specially-sized pellets encourage consumption and aid in swallowing and digestion.
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Feeding Directions: Feed each hedgehog approximately 1-2 ounces (3-5 level tablespoons) of pellets per day. Lactating females should be offered food at all times. Remove and discard any uneaten food each morning. Fresh water should always be available. Clean and refill containers daily.
Note: This formula is an excellent base diet for the hedgehog and is specially made to mimic foods found in the animal's natural environment. A natural insectivore, the hedgehog will also enjoy small mealworms and crickets, which can be offered as an occasional treat.
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