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Hammykins® Hamster Food is a nutritionally balanced homemade seed mix. It contains a wide range of high-quality ingredients that are human-food-grade and organic, where possible, and it's formulated to meet all your hamster’s nutritional needs. Hammykins® Dwarf has been designed to reduce the risk of diabetes to which dwarves are prone by helping to reduce spikes in blood glucose.
 
Available in 250g and 500g bags. The 750g and 1kg options are delivered as 250g+500g and 2x500g. Hammykins® Syrian Food is suitable for syrian hamsters only. Hammykins® Dwarf Food is suitable for dwarf hamsters including robos.
 
You can trust Hammykins® Hamster Food knowing our nutritional analysis has been confirmed by an ISO 17025 compliant laboratory and our nutritional values fall within the ideal range for each species of hamster.
 
Best Before Date: The best before date is clearly stated on the packaging and is normally 5-6 months from the date of purchase. 
 
Hammykins® Syrian Food
Syrian Ingredients: Organic Spelt Grain*, Organic Pot Barley*, Organic Pearl Barley*, Organic Raw Buckwheat*, Organic Mung Beans*, Organic Soya Beans*, Organic Hulled Millet*, Organic Rye Grain*, Mealworms*, Organic Wheat Grain*, Organic Courgette*, Red Pepper*, Freeze Dried Chicken, Organic Oat Groats*, Organic Red Quinoa*, Green Pepper*, Organic Green Split Peas*, Beetroot*, Organic Green Lentils*, Organic Chickpeas*, Red Lentils*, Organic Puffed Millet*, White Cabbage*, Parsnip*, Carrot*, Tomato*, Organic Sunflower Seeds*, Organic Chia Seeds*. The seed mix also contains Puur Witte Molen Syrian Hamster which contains nuts. All ingredients marked with an * are human food grade.
 
Syrian Analytical constituents (Average values): Protein 19.1%, Fat 9.4%, Fibre 15.4%
 
Syrian Feeding Guide: We recommend that you start by feeding 2 teaspoons per day of our Seed Mix. Scatter feed it into their enclosure to provide lots of extra enrichment and help prevent boredom. Check when cleaning how much seed mix is left over, weigh your hamster(s) regularly to check they are not gaining or losing weight and also observe their overall size and body shape and adjust the amount you are feeding accordingly. All of these are good methods of keeping an eye on their health too. Fresh vegetables in your hamster's diet are really important. We would suggest feeding a good variety of hamster-safe vegetables 3-4 times a week. Feed fruit sparingly due to the sugar content. A good guide is a couple of hamster ear-sized pieces of vegetable or fruit in a serving. They also love food such as cooked pasta (no sauce!). There is no need to add extra protein to this mix. Fresh water should always be available.
 
 
 
Hammykins® Dwarf Food
Dwarf Ingredients: Panicum Millet, Canary Seed, Buckwheat*, Milk Thistle Seeds*, White Sorghum, Red Sorghum, Amaranth*, Yellow Split Peas*, Green Split Peas*, Red Quinoa*, White Quinoa*, Red Millet, Broccoli, Pumpkin*, Mealworms, Chia Seeds*, White Millet, Red Lentils*, Dill Seeds*, Silkworm Pupae, Fenugreek Seeds*, Cabbage, Spelt Grain*, Fennel Seeds*, Whole Barley*, Brown Linseed*, Tomato, Soya Beans*, Pearl Millet*, Red Bell Pepper, Sunflower Seeds*, Celery Seeds*, Hemp Seeds*, Caraway Seeds*, Black Sesame Seeds*. All ingredients marked with an * are Organic. Human allergens: This mix does not contain peanuts but is made and packaged in an environment where nuts are handled. This mix contains Soya beans.
 
Dwarf  Analytical Constituents (Average Values): Protein: 17.1%, Fat: 9.9%, Fibre: 11.4%
You do not need to add extra protein to this mix.
 
Dwarf Feeding Guide: We recommend that you begin by feeding 1-2 teaspoons per day of our dwarf food to Russian/Campbells/Winter White/Hybrid Dwarves. We recommend starting Roborovskis with 1 teaspoon per day. Scatter feeding onto bedding provides extra enrichment and helps prevent boredom. Check when cleaning how much seed mix is left over, weigh your hamster(s) regularly to check they are not gaining or losing weight and also observe their overall size and body shape and adjust the amount you are feeding accordingly. All of these are good methods of keeping an eye on their health too.
Fresh vegetables in your hamster's diet are really important. We would suggest feeding a good variety of hamster-safe vegetables 3-4 times a week. Feed fruit rarely to dwarves. A good guide is a couple of hamster ear-sized pieces of vegetable or fruit in a serving. Fresh water should always be available.