BramblesMeaty Hedgehog Food 400g x12

3rd Purchase - Our hedgehogs seem to enjoy it - especially the smaller young ones.The Brambles Meaty Hedgehog Food is tightly packed in the tin and each tin lasts two nights usually... We make sure it is cut up rather than in one big lump.Brambles Meaty Hedgehog Food is not the most popular food we put out, but comes second from all the foods we have tried. We have over 40 visitations every night by hedgehogs who start coming out at dusk - about 8.30pm at the moment - and continue coming throughout the evening & night time until about 4am. We refill the 3 plates we put out - 3 or 4 times every night. We also have a bowl of water that they loved sitting in during those hot summer evenings - and we put two types of the dry hedgehog food either side of it. However we have found that all hedgehogs like the moist food more - especially Pedigree Puppy Food which they all seem to like the most and when the babies start coming out, they like Brambles Meaty Hedgehog Food best.So I highly recommend this Hedgehog Food.

Theres something not right with this food, its nothing like the Brambles Hedgehog food I've been buying the last year. This smells strong, and isn't pale and full of rice, its dark reddish and with jelly in it. The set I've recieved have clearly been knocking round for a while as all dented and incredibly scuffed (not that that matters) but wondering if theses are actually Brambles food. The hedgehogs won't touch it !!! - and they usually polish the Brambles food off.

Took a chance on this wet food for the hedgehogs. They love it. I had to order another case for them. These hedgehogs are wild not pets. They know what they like.

I purchased this hedgehog food for a local animal shelter and their baby hedgehogs absolutely love it and it enables them to be fed up until they are released in to the wild again , first class thank you .

I used to use cat food but decided to give this a go with my visiting hedgehogs. The proof of the pudding is in the eating of course and this disappears every night, as witnessed by me on trap cameras I put out.

I usually buy spikes but I find that I can't always fit loads of tubs in my fridge I do find that as far as storage goes brambles is better as I only keep the tin I've opened in the fridge

This was sent as a requested gift to a hog charity. This make is often requested so I am assuming it is well liked the the hogs.

Expensive, and I can only judge the ‘flavour’ by the fact that the hoglet likes it. Very expensive at £1 a tin, so weaning your hedgehog on to more affordable food such as cat food and encouraging foraging is recommended!