All-in-one chunks and pellet food for rodents and rabbits

All-in-one chunks & pellet food – a clear basis without the hassle of figuring things out

Want to keep feeding organized and limit the need to select favorite pieces? Then all-in-one kibble and pellet food is a practical choice. With this type of food, each kibble has the same composition, so your pet receives a consistent base with every bite. In this category, you'll find complete kibble and pellets for rodents and rabbits – selected for species suitability and ease of use. Specialists since 2011, so you can choose with confidence and with help.

Which all-in-one chunk or pellet is right for your pet?

All-in-one food is available in many varieties (depending on the animal species, age, and recipe). It's best to choose with these points in mind:

• Species first – always choose a product that is specifically intended for your animal.
• Life stage – young, adult or senior (where available) makes a difference in need.
• Feeding style – want more visible variety? Then also consider natural pellet-free food .

Tip: Want to make a conscious choice within the "grain-free" category? Then consider grain-free food (always check if it's suitable for your animal species).

Selective eating: why all-in-one often helps

With mixed feeds, you sometimes see animals choosing "favorites" first and leaving other components aside. This can lead to a less balanced intake. All-in-one kibble/pellets are designed to limit this: because each kibble is the same, your pet receives a similar base intake per bite.

• Work with a weighed portion and only refill when it is (almost) empty.
• Make feeding more peaceful by hiding or scattering part of the area with forage products .
• Use snacks primarily as enrichment/reward (in moderation) via snacks .

For which animals is all-in-one chunk/pellet food suitable?

In this category, you'll find all-in-one food for multiple animal species. Always choose a variety that's right for your pet. Generally, you can think of:

• Rabbits – often as a base in combination with lots of hay .
• Guinea pigs – choose a guinea pig variety; hay remains an important part of the routine.
• Chinchillas & Degus – choose species-specific foods and use extras sparingly; you can vary the food with herbs .
• Rats & Mice – all-in-one chunks as a stable base, making foraging more fun.
• Hamsters & Gerbils – can be useful for fussy eaters; combine with enrichment from playing and foraging .

Feeding & transitioning quietly

Always follow the instructions on the packaging (which vary by brand and animal species). Switching to a new food should be done gradually:

• Day 1–3 : 75% old + 25% new
• Days 4–6 : 50% old + 50% new
• Day 7–10 : 25% old + 75% new
• After that : completely new (if all goes well)

Looking for food for a young animal? Also check out: junior rodent food . And for special situations, you'll find options at: special food & force-feeding .

Combining & variation: how to keep it fun and organized

All-in-one is a basic. You can add variety without making feeding "unclear":

• Hay (where appropriate) for routine and activity: hay .
• Herbs & flowers to sprinkle/hide: herbs .
• Search moments with foraging products: playing & foraging .
• Snack as a reward (in moderation): snacks .

Looking for a food with visibly different ingredients (more of a mixed texture)? Then check out natural pellet-free food .

Why buy all-in-one pellet food from DRD Rodent Shop®?

✔ Specialist since 2011
✔ Ordered before 5 PM = shipped the same day
✔ Delivered from our own stock
✔ Smartly selected range with clear selection aid