Raspberry Leaf | 20G./1.06Oz. Chinchilla/Rat/Degu/Rabbit/Guinea Pig Treats

A small pinch of this soft leafy herb can be added to a herbal mix or to hay to give your chin a bit of variety when forging. Our chins seem to enjoy the smell & texture. Chinchillas have sensitive digestive tracts & thrive on a plain diet of high-quality loose timothy hay & a high-quality pellet. But if you're looking to vary their diet a little bit, the treats offered here are good options. It is best to avoid treats that are high in sugar or fat. Many of the treats offered at high street pet stores are unsuitable for chinchillas as they are held together by sugar or have nuts or seeds, which are high in fat & no good for chinchillas. As with all treats, these should be given sparingly. We recommend breaking a treat up into smaller pieces & giving your chin a little at a time (especially when introducing it to them). They honestly will not mind the small portions, & it will help you bond! Chins younger than 6 months old should not be given treats. Get them chew toys instead or hand feed them strands of hay or their usual pellets - they'll think they're special since they're coming from you! Raspberry Leaf | 20G./1.06Oz. Chinchilla/Rat/Degu/Rabbit/Guinea Pig Treats