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Several years ago, Kaytee Fiesta Ferret Food contained dried fruit. Dried fruit ferrets are incapable of digesting, which offered no nutritional value and posed choking and intestinal hazards.
With the redesigned Kaytee Fiesta Gourmet Ferret Food, they've at least banished the fruit to the garbage bin where it belongs--but this still ain't good food. Ferrets are obligate carnivores. An ideal ferret diet has as much meat and as little grain as possible, which is achieved by one high-end ferret food (entirely meat-based kibble) and admirably approached by several other premium ferret foods (meat-heavy blends with a minimal amount of corn).
Kaytee's offering falls into neither of these categories, being absolutely lousy with cheap fillers. Most foods use corn as a filler. If you read the ingredients list on the Kaytee, on the other hand, seemingly every other ingredient is a filler: Ground corn, rice, dried beet pulp, soy flour, corn gluten meal, oat meal, wheat middlings, dehulled soybean meal, ground wheat... And that's just the first 9 fillers.
If you want a happy, healthy ferret, this is not the food for you. On a quality ferret diet, your ferret will eat less, be happier and healthier, and make less stinky, erm, "presents" for you.
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