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Best cheapest Hedgehog feed per kg

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  • #11518

    I started off buying hedgehog food like spikes £9.50 for 2.5kg

    I’m now onto go cat kitten chicken biscuits £7.60 for 3.2kg…off Amazon

    Anyone found anything cheaper to feed the hogs. I have about 15 wild hogs that come to feed so we are steaming through this stuff. I did try ferret food off eBay. But it’s kinda hard and stinky and I prefer to buy food that has some sort of branding and traceability to its contents.

    Also considering wet cat food. For the little hedgehogs, as it’s coming up to winter. any recommendations for best value tins that other people have found the hogs enjoy

    #11520

    Not cheaper but formulated for hogs, Ark original dry food is about £3 kg. if you buy 10kg. Advantages are around here the cats aren’t interested in it, (I just leave it out in the open and only hogs go for it) and being dry it keeps for several days if you get a spell with less or no visitors. Also being dry you’re not paying for the added water although you can soak it for hoglets if you want.
    Sorry if it sounds like a pitch I have no affiliation but it works for me.

    #11537

    Thank you il try a large bag of this ark stuff and see how they get on. It’s very busy at the moment in the garden. Sometimes there’s 5 or so eating at once. Have to set up separate areas. So they can eat at the same time

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