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simply helps you feed the hedgehogs visiting your garden

What Can I Feed A Hedgehog?

To encourage hedgehogs to visit your garden you can start to feed them and leave them fresh water to drink. If you are lucky enough to have a cat or dog then you can share their food with visiting hedgehogs - they will happily eat either as well as crushed up cat or dog biscuits. 


However, if you want to provide hedgehogs with the best, most nutritious food which is best for their health then we recommend getting some good quality, specially produced hedgehog food from wildlife suppliers.  Just remember, to prevent local visiting cats eating the hedgehog food put the feeding bowl under something low.


To help you do this with ease we have searched the internet and found some for you.  


You Need To Know!!
You should never feed hedgehogs milk or bread. Hedgehogs will eat and drink both, but milk can cause diarrhoea and bread isn’t nutritious enough for hedgehogs.

Simply all the hedgehog food we have found

Spike's Crunchy Dry Hedgehog Food

Spike's Crunchy Dry Hedgehog Food

Spike's Crunchy Dry Hedgehog Food

Spike's Crunchy Dry Hedgehog Food

Spike's Delicious Crunchy Dry Hedgehog Food is a fantastic combination of nutritious chicken-based ingredients, that is designed to supplement a Hedgehog's natural daily diet. 


This hedgehog food provides all the essential vitamins and minerals in a deliciously tasty treat to ensure your visiting hedgehogs will be well-fed & healthy.


Its mix of natural ingredients include Poultry Meat Meal, Wheat, Wheatfeed, Whole Maize, Rice, Poultry Oil, Brewers Yeast and Whole Linseed.


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Brambles Meaty Hedgehog Food

Spike's Crunchy Dry Hedgehog Food

Spike's Crunchy Dry Hedgehog Food

Brambles Meaty Hedgehog Food

Brambles Meaty Hedgehog Food is a splendid mix of tender chunks with the perfect balance of nutrients, vitamins and nutrients for our wild friends.


This food has a high fat content to prepare hedgehogs for the winter, as they store body fat – keeping them comfortable throughout the hibernation period.


It includes no artificial colours, flavours or added sugar but does include a mix of natural exciting flavours from its ingredients of meat & animal derivatives (Chicken 4%), derivatives of vegetable origin & minerals.

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Wild Things Hedgehog Food

Spike's Crunchy Dry Hedgehog Food

Tom Chambers Hungry Hedgehog Food Blend

Spike's World Wild Things Hedgehog Food is a specially selected blended crunchy nuggets that hedgehogs will love. 

This food provides a variety of textures and tastes loved by hedgehogs but not by most cats and dogs.


Includes a host of natural ingredients: Chicken Meal (with natural antioxidants), Meat and Bone Meal, Rice, Soya, Wheat, Fish Meal, Barley, Maize, Oats, Chicken Fat,  Egg pellets, Soya Oil,  MOS, Carrot Pomace, Fish Oil, Turmeric, Vitamins and Minerals,  Mixed Tocopherols, Yucca, Mint, Rosemary.


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Tom Chambers Hungry Hedgehog Food Blend

Tom Chambers Hungry Hedgehog Food Blend

Tom Chambers Hungry Hedgehog Food Blend

Tom Chambers Hungry Hedgehog Food Blend

Tom Chambers Hungry Hedgehog Blend is carefully formulated to offer supplementary nutrition in addition to wild hedgehogs usual diet of earthworms, beatles, caterpillars, insects and berries.


This crunchy blend offers a balanced nutrition with added vitamins and minerals and includes wheat, maize, greaves meal, meat & bone meal and soya oil.


Feed using a shallow dish along side a  fresh source of drinking water.


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Jacobi Jayne 'I Love Hedgehogs' Food

Tom Chambers Hungry Hedgehog Food Blend

Jacobi Jayne 'I Love Hedgehogs' Food

Jacobi Jayne 'I Love Hedgehogs' Food

Jacobi Jaynes I Love Hedgehog food is a specially formulated high energy food made with a range of ingredients with proven, specific health benefits. 


This hedgehog food  is a blend of walnuts, peanut pieces, dried calci worms and sunflower hearts laced with a small amount of sweet energy-rich honey which is well liked by hedgehogs. 


Remember hedgehog food is best placed in a shallow feeding dish or ground feeder.  


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Hedgehog Food Cotswold Granaries

Tom Chambers Hungry Hedgehog Food Blend

Jacobi Jayne 'I Love Hedgehogs' Food

Hedgehog Food Cotswold Granaries

This Cotswold Granaries Hedgehog Food is a specially designed dry, hedgehog food that contains all natural ingredients including poultry, maize, rice, yeast and whole linseed, with no artificial flavours, colours or added sugar. 


This hedgehog food is suitable for adults and weaned hoglets.


Unlike cat or dog feed, Hedgehog Granaries Food is low odour, making it less attractive to curious cats. The kibble is also wildlife friendly as its safe for garden birds.

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DON'T FORGET THE WATER! HEDGEHOGS LIKE A DRINK TOO

Hedgehog Water Bowl

Water for hedgehogs is a vital life saver during times of both hot and very cold weather - if natural water sources dry up or freeze over hedgehogs will struggle to survive. Adding a water source to your garden means hedgehogs have consistent access to clean, drinkable water.


This specially designed hedgehog bowl has a shallow and hygienic design to stop it tipping over while in use. It’s also made from hi-fired, frost-resistant ceramic which is durably designed to withstand sub-zero garden temperatures.


Size : 11cm x 12cm x 4.2cm


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When Feeding Hedgehogs In Your Garden Remember:

Make sure you check the food and water bowls daily. To prevent the spread of disease between different hedgehogs feeding in your garden, make sure the bowls are clean. Remove any food that the hedgehogs haven’t eaten. 


Clean both bowls with hot soapy water and rinse thoroughly - do this outside rather than in your kitchen. 


Then you can put out fresh water and hedgehog food. 


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