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A hamster's diet should never contain less than 20% protein. Also, available through dog biscuits, beef bones, small amounts of sour cream, yogurt, or mild cheese.
Grain (for carbo requirements), and fresh fruit (apples, pears, bananas, grapes, but no acidic/citrus fruit.
Fresh vegetables (sprouts, potato, cauliflower, carrots, celery, cucumbers. No onions, cabbage, garlic or leaks. Some lettuce is OK, but not head lettuce.
Wheat-germ oil for Vitamin E and milk (in small amounts - NEVER raw milk.
Some believe that raw meat is OK, but it probably isn't worth taking the chance. Anyway, thoroughly research the subject before feeding raw meat to your hamster.
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