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Rodent Food

This category includes specific food for different species, including guinea pigs, hamsters, chinchillas, gerbils, degus, ferrets, mice and rats.

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Bunny Nature Dwarf Hamster Dream Expert
Bunny Nature Dwarf Hamster Dream Expert
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Bunny Nature Hamster Dream Expert
Bunny Nature Hamster Dream Expert
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Versele-Laga Complete Ferret
Versele-Laga Complete Ferret
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Beaphar Care+ Gerbil & Mice
Beaphar Care+ Gerbil & Mice
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Bunny Nature Gerbil Dream Basic
Bunny Nature Gerbil Dream Basic
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Bunny Nature Guinea Pig Dream Young
Bunny Nature Guinea Pig Dream Young
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Beaphar Care+ Rat
Beaphar Care+ Rat
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Versele-Laga Complete Chinchilla & Degu
Versele-Laga Complete Chinchilla & Degu
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Versele-Laga Nature Hamster
Versele-Laga Nature Hamster
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Bunny Nature Guinea Pig Dream Basic
Bunny Nature Guinea Pig Dream Basic
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Versele-Laga Nature Chinchilla
Versele-Laga Nature Chinchilla
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Versele-Laga Crispy Muesli Guinea Pig
Versele-Laga Crispy Muesli Guinea Pig
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Beaphar Care+ Guinea Pig
Beaphar Care+ Guinea Pig
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Versele-Laga Complete Rat & Mouse
Versele-Laga Complete Rat & Mouse
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Bunny Nature Chinchilla Dream Basic
Bunny Nature Chinchilla Dream Basic
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Bunny Nature All Nature Maxi Mix Botanicals
Bunny Nature All Nature Maxi Mix Botanicals
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Supreme Science Selective Guinea Pig
Supreme Science Selective Guinea Pig
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TROVET GHF Guinea Pig
TROVET GHF Guinea Pig
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Beaphar Small Animal Milk
Beaphar Small Animal Milk
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Versele-Laga Crispy Pellets Ferret
Versele-Laga Crispy Pellets Ferret
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Versele-Laga Nature Fibrefood
Versele-Laga Nature Fibrefood
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Versele-Laga Nature Degu
Versele-Laga Nature Degu
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Beaphar Nature Guinea Pig
Beaphar Nature Guinea Pig
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Bunny Nature Guinea Pig Dream Senior
Bunny Nature Guinea Pig Dream Senior
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A balanced diet is necessary to ensure that your rodent receives all of the necessary vitamins and fibres. Choosing which type of food is suitable for your rodent depends on a number of factors, such as age and species.

Food

Besides fulfilling basic nutritional needs for your rodent, food can also provide extra support for other aspects, such as encouraging tooth erosion or additional vitamins and minerals.

Selective Eating

It is common for rodents to only eat the bits of food that they like when feeding them a mix. An easy way to prevent this is to feed your rodent homogenous food, meaning that it consists of only one type of pellet yet still contains all of the necessary vitamins and fibres.

Treats

Snacks complement a well-balanced diet and can serve as a tasty treat or a healthy snack.