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A treat that has important minerals and vitamins that strengthens the jaws and the bone structure. A treat that is fun and gives energy.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
So I've had my chinchilla for about 8 months now, and I can tell you from my experience, they're very smart, and very picky. I used to buy these treats, so here're the facts:
-The GOOD-
My Chinchilla loved these things, they were his favorite treat, and that would make these great for training, i.e., training your chinchilla to come to his cage after out-of-cage play time, BUT...
-The BAD-
The first thing you should know about chins is that when you want to try a new treat with them, understand that they don't usually like to try new things. Sometimes it takes time, and repeat offerings, and sometimes they'll try it and usually they'll like it IF the try it.
These things are loaded with sugar, it's the first listed ingredient, and if you actually taste one of these, you can tell.
That's the thing, Chins are very susceptible to obesity and diabetes, so giving them too many of these types of sugary treats can be harmful. If you only give one a day, it's probably not too harmful, but as a Chinchilla owner, I would say it's best to give half a day, unless you give the treats infrequently, then one is probably totally safe :)
-The GOOD-
My Chinchilla loved these things, they were his favorite treat, and that would make these great for training, i.e., training your chinchilla to come to his cage after out-of-cage play time, BUT...
-The BAD-
The first thing you should know about chins is that when you want to try a new treat with them, understand that they don't usually like to try new things. Sometimes it takes time, and repeat offerings, and sometimes they'll try it and usually they'll like it IF the try it.
These things are loaded with sugar, it's the first listed ingredient, and if you actually taste one of these, you can tell.
That's the thing, Chins are very susceptible to obesity and diabetes, so giving them too many of these types of sugary treats can be harmful. If you only give one a day, it's probably not too harmful, but as a Chinchilla owner, I would say it's best to give half a day, unless you give the treats infrequently, then one is probably totally safe :)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
My chinchilla goes crazy for these. However, they are a little big in my opinion for a little chinchilla so I only give her part of one. If your chinchilla likes them it is much better to give them these than other treats like raisins. From what I've read raisins are very bad for your chinchilla and it's best to keep them on a very plain diet. Pellets and the occasional treat. (Note: All my "research" was done using random google sites and a chinchilla forum. Nothing official.)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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My chinchillas love these treats! They practically tear off the doors to get to me when I get home in expectation of a Dandilion Drop. I haven't noticed any problems - just happy chins...
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Chinchilla hates them
My chinchilla hates them too. He wants nothing to do with them. I put some in his food bowl to try and trick him into trying them and he's too smart, he doesn't want them. Read more
Published 1 month ago by L. Hathaway
Vitakraft Treat Chinchilla Dandellion Drops
My chinchilla took interest in me opening the bag, but has not eaten a single one. Not even a bite. I've offered it to him several times. Just not to his taste I suppose.
Published 4 months ago by Nick
Does not like.
I bought these treats in the pet store when I first bought my chin. He refused to eat them. I have offered them to him several times, and he will sniff it quickly then wants... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Keri S.
My chinchillas won't even touch them
I have two chinchillas (both adults). Neither will eat these treats. They sniff for about five seconds and then just walk away. Read more
Published 17 months ago by M. Doyle
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