Chinchilla food in the Chinchilla Webshop
Pure gourmet muesli as a staple food for chinchillas and degus (2 kg). With timothy hay (4%), rosehip (4%), marigold (3%), and nettle (0.2%). Recommended daily intake: 30–45 g. Combine with hay.
Read moreGrain-free, fiber-rich chinchilla food with pasture and mountain grasses and FOS (prebiotic fiber). Suitable as a daily staple food; always combine with unlimited hay. Contents: 750 grams.
Read moreComplete chinchilla food with 63 plants and herbs and a 3-fiber mix. A fiber-rich base for daily feeding; always combine with unlimited hay. Contents: 1.2 kg.
Read moreComplete all-in-one chinchilla food pellets (1.5 kg). Extruded, it helps curb selective eating and provides a consistent daily ration. With FOS & MOS, yucca, and chelated minerals. No added sugars.
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Complete all-in-one chinchilla food in extruded pellets. High in fiber (19%), low in fat (3%), and no added sugars. With linseed (omega 3 & 6), parsley, MOS, and yucca. Contents: 1.5 kg.
Read moreComplete all-in-one pellet for chinchillas and degus. Prevents selective eating, no added sugars, with timothy (4%) and linseed (4%). Staple food with analysis. 500 g or 1.75 kg.
Read moreFiber-rich, varied chinchilla food with timothy, grasses, and herbs (23%), and extra vegetables. No added sugars. Complete staple food with analysis. Contents: 2.3 kg.
Read moreBotanicals Maxi Mix is a natural, tasty mix for rodents. Choose from Raspberries & Cauliflower or Peppermint & Camomile Blossoms. Ideal as a snack or staple food.
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Bunny Nature Botanicals Mid Mix – A delicious natural blend for guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, degus, gerbils, mice, hamsters, and rats! A natural herbal mix with carefully selected plants and flowers. Ideal as a snack or part of the allNature nutriti
Read moreSpoil your fluffy friends with an irresistible treat packed with flavor and health. Our Flower & Herb Mix has been carefully formulated to pamper the taste buds of your chinchillas and degus, while they enjoy the benefits of high-quality ingredients.
Read moreDelicious Chinchilla Herb Mix with various herbs, leaves, and flowers. This mix is suitable for all rodents and rabbits.
Read moreMixerama Weidedroom is a natural supplementary feed for rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas. Mixerama Weidedroom is based on natural meadow grass hay, which is composed of the following ingredients: meadow foxtail, hogweed, meadow fescue, red fescue, so
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Lucerne (alfalfa) is very healthy for rodents and rabbits. It's an essential part of their diet, we can safely say. Alfalfa is an optimal supplementary feed, providing animals with high-quality vegetable proteins, amino acids, minerals, and trace elements
Read moreWalnut Leaf Pellets are a delicious addition to the diet of rodents and rabbits. Walnut leaves are not only delicious but also very healthy. The pellets are approximately 4 mm in size and are made entirely from fresh walnut leaves.
Read moreDandelion is very healthy for rodents and rabbits. It's an ideal supplementary feed, providing animals with high-quality plant proteins, amino acids, minerals, and trace elements.
Read moreRosemary Pellets are a delicious addition to the diet of rodents and rabbits. Rosemary is not only delicious but also very healthy and loved by rodents and rabbits. The pellets are approximately 4 mm in size and are made entirely from fresh rosemary.
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Get ready to enter rodent paradise with the irresistible Rodent Herbal Basil Pellets! This nutritional sensation is specially designed to pamper your beloved rodents and rabbits. It's not just a treat—it's a tasty addition to their daily diet.
Read moreSpinach Pellets are a delicious addition to the diet of rodents and rabbits. Spinach is not only delicious but also very healthy and rich in iron. The pellets are approximately 4 mm in size and are made entirely from fresh spinach.
Read moreThyme Pellets are a delicious addition to the diet of rodents and rabbits. Thyme is not only delicious but also very healthy. The pellets are approximately 4 mm in size and are made entirely from fresh thyme.
Read moreA Natural Feast for Your Rodents: Rodent Grocery Meadow Pellets! Hello rodent and rabbit lovers, have you ever dreamed of a treat straight from nature for your furry friends? Well, dreams come true with our Rodent Grocery Meadow Pellets. These tasty pelle
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These delicious organic chunks are rich in fiber-rich Timothy grass, which is not only tasty but also very healthy for rodents and rabbits. The chunks support digestion and help wear down teeth. They're also ideal as a small reward or a very healthy snack
Read moreNutritious Treat for Your Rodents: Rodent Grocer Flaxseed Pellets! At "Rodent Grocer" we understand the need of your rodents and rabbits for healthy and tasty treats. Our Rodent Grocer Flaxseed Pellets are the epitome of quality, freshness and care, and w
Read moreA Natural Treat for Your Rodents and Rabbits: Rodent Grocer Hemp Pellets! At Rodent Grocer, the well-being of your rodents and rabbits is our top priority. Our Rodent Grocer Hemp Pellets are a perfect combination of flavor, nutrition, and care for your be
Read moreBunnyNature Health UroVital is a nutritional supplement specifically designed for guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus with sensitive or problematic urinary and bladder systems. This supplement supports the urinary system.
Read moreYou can order chinchilla food quickly and easily at DRD Rodent Shop ®
Want to feed your chinchilla truly well? Then it's all about fiber, constant availability, and a calm gut. Chinchillas have a sensitive digestive system and teeth that grow continuously throughout their lives. That's why you'll find primarily species-appropriate chinchilla food (pellets/chunks) in this category, supplemented with fiber-rich additives and herbs/botanicals for variety and enrichment. We carefully select based on appropriate composition, practicality, and species safety. Specialist since 2011 – fast delivery from our own stock.
Chinchilla food product groups
The daily core: balanced, stable and easy to dose.
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For those who consciously choose fiber-rich compositions and clear ingredients.
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Variation and enrichment within a good basic diet (in moderation).
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Handy for dosing: timothy, meadow grass and herb pellets, among others.
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Force-feeding and support mixes: handy to have at home.
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The basics of the chinchilla diet
- Unlimited hay: hay is the basis for fiber, intestinal function and natural tooth wear.
- Chinchilla food (pellets) as a supplement: daily in appropriate quantities, tailored to age and condition.
- Variation with care: herbs/botanicals are enrichment, not a replacement for hay or basic feed.
- Avoid long feeding breaks: chinchillas prefer to eat at different times, so make sure hay is always available.
- Balance in the menu: don't change food too often; always gradually increase feed changes.
Checklist: How to choose the right chinchilla food
- Fiber-oriented: choose a basic food that fits a high-fiber diet (hay always remains #1).
- Limit “extras”: Snacks/supplements are fun, but keep the basic diet leading.
- Stable menu: don't change too often; always switch food gradually.
- Observe: pay attention to appetite, stool, weight, and activity. If in doubt, consult a veterinarian experienced with small rodents.
- Store correctly: store food dry, cool and closed for quality and taste.
Practical tips 
1) Basic food (pellets / complete chunks)
- Why pellets are often useful: less selective eating behaviour than with mixed muesli.
- Examples in this category: PURE Chinchilla & Degu, Bunny Nature ChinchillaDroom Basic, Supreme Selective Chinchilla, Beaphar Care+, Versele-Laga Complete, Versele-Laga Nature.
- Tip: measure out a fixed daily portion and always provide unlimited hay.
2) Grain-free & fiber-oriented
- For whom: Owners who opt for a clear composition and fibre-oriented nutrition.
- Examples: Little One Green Valley Chinchilla Food Grain-Free, JR Farm Grainless Mix Chinchilla & Degu.
- Tip: don't just look at "grain-free", but especially at the total picture: hay + stable basic feed + small supplement.
3) Herbs, botanicals & fiber supplementation
- Think of it as enrichment: sprinkle a small amount through the hay or in a foraging area.
- Examples: Mr Crumble Chinchilla Herbs, Meadow Dream, Bunny Nature BOTANICALS (mixes), Flower & Herb Mix (if available).
- Tip: Start small, observe and build up slowly – chinchillas like routine.
4) Herb/grass pellets (additional)
- Easy to use: easy to dose and neatly serve in a feeding bowl.
- Examples: Timothy Pellets, Meadow Grass Pellets, Lucerne (Alfalfa) Pellets, Dandelion Pellets, Walnut Leaf Pellets, Thyme/Rosemary/Basil/Spinach Pellets, Hemp Pellets, Linseed Pellets.
- Tip: Pellets are a supplement; keep hay and a suitable basic feed the main role.
5) Support nutrition & recovery
- For emergencies: Force-feeding may be useful when advised by a veterinarian or if temporary support is needed.
- Examples: JR Farm Force Feeding for Herbivores, Bunny Nature GoVet Health (including UroVital / Gastro Balance).
- Important: This is not a replacement for diagnosis or treatment; if your dog is not eating or is lethargic, always contact a veterinarian immediately.
Hygiene & storage
- Dry & sealed: store food airtight and dry (prevents loss of quality and vermin).
- Cool and dark: especially with herb mixes and botanicals, this helps preserve the aromas.
- Work clean: use a scoop and clean food bowls regularly.
- Always check: food should smell fresh and look dry; don't use products that smell musty or have become damp.
Safety
- Hay remains the foundation: chinchilla food is a supplement, not a replacement for unlimited hay.
- Change food gradually: build up over at least 7–14 days to protect the digestion.
- Add extras in moderation: herbs/botanicals/pellets are supplementary; introduce new products gradually.
- Observe your pet: changes in stool, appetite, or behavior are signs that you need to simplify the diet. If in doubt, consult a veterinarian.
- No medical claims: Supportive products are intended as supplements; they do not replace veterinary advice or treatment.
FAQ Chinchilla Food
What is the basic diet for a chinchilla?
Hay is the foundation and should be available in unlimited quantities. Chinchilla food (pellets/chunks) should be supplemented with an appropriate daily ration.
Are muesli mixes suitable?
Many chinchillas select for mixed feed. Therefore, many owners prefer pellets/complete kibble, which provides a more stable composition.
How often can I give herbs or botanicals?
Think of it as enrichment: small amounts and gradually increase the intake. Hay and basic feed remain the primary ingredients.
How do I switch to a different chinchilla food?
Gradually mix the new food into the old, building up over 7–14 days. Observe appetite and stool quality.
When is force-feeding or support feeding necessary?
Force-feeding and support products are intended for situations where additional support is needed, preferably in consultation with a veterinarian. If your chinchilla isn't eating, always contact them immediately.
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