🦔 Spike's Delite Hedgehog Premium Diet Food: A 1.5 lb High-Quality Option for Suncoast Sugar Gliders Review

My African pygmy hedgehog didn't eat his regular cat food and I noticed that he lost some weight so I decided to try this food. As soon as I put him in the cage he started eating. He seems to love it. I'm a little confused by all this information - some say it's best for them, others say it's for hedgehogs and not pet friendly. I do not know!?! I will say he seems to have more frequent and soft poo when he eats this so I started mixing it with quality cat food to diversify it.

Not sure that. I know I don't know if my hedgehog likes my cat food that I buy him (by the way, I later found out that it has a LOT more protein) or if he doesn't like it. this however. It doesn't smell like cat food that bad, and my Heggis poo doesn't smell that bad. Good quality food too. Just not the way my Heggy likes it. You never know until you try!

I like that it doesn't have that much filler. The hedgehog I have is something of a life saver. I got it when I was a year and a half, and basically they just put it in a corner and forgot about it. Her previous owner fed her a high protein diet with tapioca starch. As a diabetic, this caused red flags for me as I was consuming a lot of carbs and I knew I had to get the hedgehog off these things. I researched what food to buy and luckily Spike's Delight had a full list of ingredients in picture

I am by no means an expert on hedgehogs. We got our little friend Pak from a cool pet after schools closed last year. He came with cat food and dried worms. I did a lot of research to find the right macronutrient to fiber ratio for hedgehogs and I love that this brand fits all categories. I've already ordered twice. Good quality. Sealed packages without opening. Not too much crushed or powdered product on the bottom. Lasts about a month and Pak doesn't leave as much food behind as it used to…

Bought this new for my 3 year old hedgehog. She used to eat high protein cat food but I thought I'd try something different for her. She obviously likes that better than her old food because when I put both in her cage for the evening it's gone and the cat food is mostly intact. At first I looked for other food as I wanted something softer for her since she lost her canine tooth. It had the same firmness as cat food, but smaller pieces, so it might have been easier for them to chew. As for…