Chinchilla & Degu Food Pellets 1kg - Complementary Feeding stuff For Chinchillas & Degus - Feed To Appetite With Hay & Water - Wheat, Oats, Grass, Sunflower, Barley, Limestone, Binder - Seedzbox

The media could not be loaded.  The degus absolutely loved the food pellets.In fact, they loved them so much, that they were scrapping over who got to eat the most!I also love the idea that the company who produce these also contribute to the One Tree Planted organisation, ensuring that a percentage of the proceeds go towards planting trees.So you're not only feeding your furry pals, but helping the environment too.What more could you want?

These are useful to supplement hay as the main food for chinchillas. They seem to like the pellets. It would be nice to have a nutritional breakdown of the pellets - protein content, vitamins and minerals - which I can't find anywhere. I was recommended to use grass-based pellets, and these are listed to contain grass but I can't find out how much. They are a bit more expensive than other chinchilla pellets and it is difficult to gauge whether the price is worth it without knowing more about their exact contents.

The media could not be loaded.  Pedro can be a fussy Chinchilla. I try to introduce new pelletised foods, slowly, every now again, simply for some variety - Chinchillas have *the* most boring diets - but he can be fussy, and has point blank refused some brands of Chinchilla diet.He did seem to enjoy this one, though. Took is straight from my hand and was happy to sit there munching for five minutes.Any pellets that he'll eat, and apparently enjoy, are a win for me. So it's a thumbs up from Pedro!

When changing any food for my small animals I always introduce by mixing in with their normal food. Then giving then the option with food in different dishes. They seemed to like these okay.I have also put some out for the birds as the weather has been so cold, and they go like wildfire.They are a bit expensive, but certainly cheaper than things like peanuts for bird feeders, so I would not use all the time but as a top up and treat well worth it.

Well, 5 stars for flavour (I'm told by the creatures; I haven't tasted them myself!) and eatability. Well made, no dust or crumbs, and a good balance of ingredients.However, these come in at £9.49 per kilo; other brands on Amazon come in as low as £3.70 - £4, with equivalent positive reviews. I'd probably buy these on occasion just to mix up their diet a bit, but not make it their main feed.

These are getting eaten up pretty good so they like it, seems alright

These pellets are great, my two degus have been really loving it.It's really nice to have a full breakdown of the ingredients and you can tell just from the content of the pellets that these are a premium product and it's really helpful to be able to understand why each ingredient is included right down to the limestone binder for calcium.Absolutely definitely recommend this product and I'll be buying more for my little fluffies.

Bought these to feed the local critters nearby, so far I've seen hare, deer & even pheasants nibbling on this so I'm pretty pleased. Due to it being winter and wild animals having little options for food available, I thought this would be cool to help their energy levels during the cold winter months.Not only that, but it gives me a little nature sceptical outside my window, which has been fun to see and makes me happy they've been nibbling at it & coming back for seconds.