Rodent food & Rodent feed for Rodents and Rabbits! | DRD Rodent Shop®

You can easily and quickly order food and snacks for your rodent and rabbit at DRD Rodent Shop®. Our range of food and snacks has been carefully put together to meet the specific needs of different rodents.
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You can easily and quickly order food for your rodent and rabbit at DRD Rodent Shop ®

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At DRD Rodent Shop ® you will find everything your furry friends need to stay healthy and happy. Our range of food is carefully composed to meet the specific needs of different rodents and consists of: Food , Natural Food , Snacks , Rodent Herbs , Herb Pellets , Dried Vegetables , Dried Fruit and Hay .

Rodents love to gnaw. The food and snacks of rodents must therefore be tailored to the needs of the animals.

Rabbits and Guinea Pigs

Rabbits and guinea pigs have a sensitive digestive system, these animals are herbivores and need a high-fiber diet with a high crude fiber content. With their sensitive digestive system, rabbits and guinea pigs need a high-fiber diet. Our selection of food and snacks for these herbivores is rich in crude fiber, essential for their well-being.

Mice, Hamsters and Rats

hamster eating from a food bowl Mice , Hamsters , Gerbils and Rats on the other hand are omnivores/granivores and eat a wide variety of nutrients including proteins. Their diet should therefore also contain proteins. Omnivores and granivores need a varied diet, including proteins. Discover our food that is specially formulated to meet their diverse dietary needs.

Chinchillas and Degus

Chinchillas and Degus require a sparse diet. For example, diabetes is common in Degus. With their unique dietary requirements, chinchillas and degus require special attention. Our food selection has been carefully formulated to meet their specific needs, with special attention to health and well-being.

Did you know that the incisors of rodents grow continuously?

The incisors of rodents always grow. The animals therefore have a great need for gnawing material. Good nutrition can already help to a great extent with the wear of the teeth, but this is often not enough and it is wise to offer gnawing material . In order to support this natural process, it is essential to offer food and snacks that contribute to healthy and natural tooth wear.

Rabbits and Guinea Pigs: These herbivores require a diet high in fiber, which helps wear down their teeth. Our food and treats are specially formulated to provide adequate fiber intake, which is essential for healthy tooth wear.

Mice, Hamsters and Rats: With a varied diet including proteins, our food and snacks help these omnivores and granivores wear down their teeth. By gnawing on fiber-rich snacks, they can wear down their teeth naturally.

Chinchillas and Degus: For these rodents, a frugal diet is important to prevent dental problems. Our selection of food and snacks has been carefully composed to meet their specific needs and contribute to healthy tooth wear.

How Fast Do Rodents and Rabbits' Teeth Grow?

Rabbits : About 2 to 3 millimeters per week
Guinea pigs : About 2 to 3 millimeters per week
Mice : About 0.3 millimeters per day
Hamsters : About 0.3 millimeters per day
Rats : About 0.5 millimeters per day
Chinchillas : About 1.5 millimeters per week
Degus : About 1.5 millimeters per week

Feed your rodents the right food and snacks and help them maintain good dental health naturally!

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