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Degu Pellets – herb & vegetable pellets for enrichment, foraging and rewarding
Pure Apple Pellets from Knaagdier Kruidenier, made from 100% apple with no additives or added sugar. A tasty little reward or treat to hide. For rats, guinea pigs and rabbits, also suitable for use in appropriate foraging toys.
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Pure pellets made from 100% barley grass by De Knaagdier Kruidenier®. A natural supplement for rodents and rabbits. Offer as a small reward, hide for your pet to find or use in suitable foraging toys for larger pets.
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Pure pellets made from 100% basil by De Knaagdier Kruidenier®. No added edible oil, preservatives or other additives. Offer as a herbal supplement, small reward or treat to hide for a searching activity.
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Natural pellets made from 100% carrot by De Knaagdier Kruidenier®. No additives. A small vegetable treat, reward or snack to hide. For rats, guinea pigs and rabbits, also suitable for use in appropriate foraging toys.
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- Rodent specialist since 2011
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Natural Celery Pellets from De Knaagdier Kruidenier®. A supplement for rodents and rabbits. Offer as a small reward, hide for your pet to find or use in suitable foraging toys for larger pets.
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Festive mix of beetroot and spinach pellets. A colourful addition for rodents and rabbits, easy to portion as a small treat or offer in a foraging toy. Contents: 185 g.
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Natural Dandelion Pellets from De Knaagdier Kruidenier®, with no additives. A herbal supplement, small reward or treat to hide. For rats, guinea pigs and rabbits, also suitable for use in appropriate foraging toys.
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Natural Dill Pellets from De Knaagdier Kruidenier®. A herbal supplement for rodents and rabbits. Offer as a small reward, hide for your pet to find or use in suitable foraging toys for larger pets.
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- Rodent specialist since 2011
- Dispatched from our own stock
Echinacea pellets as natural herbal pellets for rodents and rabbits. Handy as a reward, mixed with food, in a treat ball, or to scatter around.
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Pressed linseed pellets/kibble as a supplementary snack and foraging reward. For snuffle mat, treat board, treat ball, or to scatter throughout the enclosure.
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Green Oat Pellets are a delicious addition to the diet of rodents and rabbits. Green oats are not only tasty but also very healthy and rich in fiber. The pellets are approximately 4 mm in size and are made entirely from fresh green oats.
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Hemp pellets as a natural pellet variation for rodents and rabbits. Handy as a reward, snack play filler, or for scattering.
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- Rodent specialist since 2011
- Dispatched from our own stock
Herb pellet mix with 12 types of herbs, including plantain, mint, echinacea, basil, thyme, and nettle. For rewarding, snack play, and foraging.
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Lucerne pellets as natural grass/herb pellets for rodents and rabbits. Handy as a reward, mixed with hay, in a treat game, or for scattering around.
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Rodent Grocer Milk Thistle Pellets for Rodents & Rabbits! Milk Thistle Pellets are a delicious addition to the diet of rodents and rabbits. Milk thistle is known not only for its delicious aroma but also for its health benefits for your little friends. Th
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Mint pellets as natural herbal pellets for rodents and rabbits. Handy as a reward, in a treat ball, on a snack plate, or to scatter around.
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- Rodent specialist since 2011
- Dispatched from our own stock
Narrow-leaved plantain pellets as natural herbal pellets for rodents and rabbits. Handy as a reward, mixed with hay, in a treat game, or to scatter around.
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Natural Nettle Pellets from De Knaagdier Kruidenier®. A herbal supplement for rodents and rabbits. Offer as a small reward, hide for your pet to find or use in suitable foraging toys for larger pets.
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Rodent Grocer Paprika Pellets for Rodents & Rabbits! Paprika Pellets are a delicious and nutritious treat for rodents and rabbits. Made from carefully selected, high-quality paprika, these pellets offer not only a unique taste experience but also various
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Parsley pellets as natural herb pellets for rodents and rabbits. Handy as a reward, mixed with food, in a treat ball, or to scatter around.
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Meadow grass pellets as natural grass/fiber pellets for rodents and rabbits. Handy as a reward, mixed with hay, in a treat game, or for scattering around.
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Pellets made from dried and pressed beetroot, without additives. Vegetable variety for rodents and rabbits, offered as a snack, reward or scattered for foraging.
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Aromatic herbal pellets with nettle, fennel, plantain, anise, coltsfoot, and chamomile. For rewarding, snack play, and foraging.
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Rosemary pellets as natural herbal pellets for rodents and rabbits. Handy as a reward, in a treat ball, on a snack plate, or to scatter around.
Read moreDegu pellets – herb and vegetable pellets for foraging, sniffing and rewarding
Want to give your degus a little more of a challenge without replacing their regular diet? Then degu pellets are ideal for enrichment. In this category, you'll find primarily herb and vegetable pellets (such as nettle, plantain, alfalfa, dandelion, and bell pepper) that you can cleverly use in a snack ball, snack plate, or throughout the enclosure. Many pellets consist of 100% dried ingredients (so no "filling" to make them into kibble). Because degus can be sensitive to sugary products, fruit pellets should be given in moderation and preferably as a small treat. As specialists in rodents and rabbits since 2011, we choose pellets that are practical to use and fit well into a foraging routine. Looking for tools for hiding and puzzling? Also check out Degu Play & Forage .
Perfect for scattering or hiding: spicy, high in fibre and fun as a foraging reward.
Nettle pellets →
Plantain pellets →
Lucerne pellets →
For variation in texture and taste: ideal in a snack ball or as a “search game” throughout the enclosure.
Paprika pellets →
Beetroot pellets →
Vegetable Explosion Mix →
A good choice if you use pellets primarily as a “fiber reward” and don’t want to feed too lavishly.
Timothy grass chunks →
Pasture grass pellets →
Green oat pellets →
Handy as a “very little extra”, but give fruit pellets sparingly within a low-sugar routine.
Apple pellets →
What do you use degu pellets for?
Pellets are primarily used for enrichment : they make food "active" rather than just a quick snack from a bowl. Scatter a few pellets around, hide them under hay, or put them in a treat ball. This way, your degus will be busy searching, smelling, and puzzling—exactly the kind of activity they enjoy.
Herbs, vegetables or grass: what do you choose?
For most degu keepers , herb pellets and grass/pasture pellets are the most logical choices within a frugal diet. Vegetable pellets are great for variety and foraging. Fruit pellets can be considered an "occasional" option – feed them small and carefully, so your routine remains low-sugar.
How do you give this?
✔ Use pellets as enrichment, not as a basic feed.
✔ Give small portions: a few pellets per deg(o)e at a time is often enough.
✔ Put them in a snack ball/snack plate or scatter them around for foraging fun.
✔ Introduce new flavors slowly and see how your degos react.
✔ Fruit pellets: use sparingly within a low-sugar routine.
Checklist
✔ Hay remains available in unlimited quantities.
✔ Pellets are a treat (foraging reward), not a staple food.
✔ Choose herbs/grass/vegetables and use fruit in moderation.
✔ Combine with foraging toys for more challenge.
✔ Store dry and close the packaging properly.
Safety
✔ Do not give large quantities at a time: it remains a treat.
✔ Be careful with fruit pellets: keep them limited within a low-sugar diet.
✔ Always check that your degus continue to eat well (hay + basic food).
✔ If in doubt about health or appetite: consult a veterinarian.
FAQ
Are pellets the same as degu chunks?
No. In this category, we primarily mean herb/vegetable/grass pellets as enrichment. Complete pellets are part of the basic diet (along with hay).
Can a degu eat apple pellets?
Apples (fruit) contain natural sugars. Therefore, use fruit pellets sparingly and choose herb, grass, or vegetable pellets more often.
How do I really turn it into a foraging game?
Hide a few pellets in hay, put them in a treat ball, or scatter them around the enclosure so your degus have to search for them.
✔ 100% dried herb/vegetable/grass pellets as enrichment
✔ Ideal for sniffing, rewarding and foraging
✔ Specialist since 2011
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