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Reddit mentions of IAMS PROACTIVE HEALTH Adult Healthy Dry Cat Food with Chicken, 22 lb. Bag
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- Contains one (1) 22 lb. bag of IAMS Proactie Healthy Adult Dry Cat Food with Chicken
- Chicken is the ingredient in this nutrient-rich cat food designed for a healthy body for play
- Support your cat’s healthy digestion with natural fiber and prebiotics
- Promotes healthy skin and glossy coat with omega-6 and -3 fatty acids
- Made in the USA with the Finest Ingredients
- Helps nourish a healthy heart with essential nutrients, including calcium and potassium
- Helps your cat maintain strong muscles with high quality protein and 100% complete and balanced nutrition with 0% fillers
Features:
Specs:
| Height | 4.58 Inches |
| Length | 24.92 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 22 Pound (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 22 Pounds |
| Width | 14.25 Inches |
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#17 of 105
Thats good to hear :)
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So to be specific, you're looking for:
Macros
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This is what most adult/juvenile hedgehogs need, but if you weigh him and he's under 250g then consider adding +5% fat intake to his diet.
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Safe ingredients
These are healthy ingredients for almost any hedgehog. You can also choose to add fish to the list of ingredients, although some people say it makes their poop smell worse.
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Unsafe ingredients
Avoid these, but you'll find some of the * products in healthy foods listed beyond the first 10 ingredients.
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Good Choices
Blue Buffalo Healthy Living Natural Adult Dry Cat Food
Purina Beyond Simply Natural, Adult Dry Cat Food
Iams Proactive Health Original Adult Dry Cat Food
I've used the Blue Buffalo for juvenile hedgehogs before and its worked well for them, however I stumbled upon the Purina a year ago and that stuff is pretty great for the price. Both have 4% fiber while the Iams only has 3%, but aside from that the Iams is a good food too. I'd just do a search for your local retailers online and see who has the best deal on each product and go from there.
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I hope this helps