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Name: Otter
Brand: Otter
SKU: 632615
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Degus for adoption

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

632615

Pet

Animal

Breed

Otter

Location

Springfield, Springfield Township, Clark County, Ohio

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Hello! I have multiple degus looking for their forever homes.

6 month to 3 weeks, male/female both available

Unique color variations!

Two albino available

Tan

Tan/white

Brown/white

grey/white

Agouti

Agouti/white

All white/tan face

If you are unfamiliar with degus,

They are the closest relatives to a chinchilla requiring a very similar diet. These guys are incredibly friendly and are very funny and curious! They sing to each other, which I cannot describe how awesome in words.

Degus are diurnal, not nocturnal , but are happy to accommodate whatever schedule you may be on.

Degus originate from the mountains of Chile.

They enjoy degu, or no-sugar pellets, (oxbow senior rabbit is a good choice if you are unable to find degu food.

They do need a dust bath 2-3 times a week, and it’s a treat to watch!

They need hay, fresh greens, and can have a nut or sunflower seed as a delicious treat!

Lifespan is on average 8 years.

As there are many available,

Please feel free to message me or send an email for sex/color/age, or any questions you may have!

I’m mostly just looking for caring homes where they will have a good life, so price can be negotiated most definitely:)

Stacy c-

Phone:***

Email: ***

Photo: this is Johnny! June wasn’t feeling her picture today. Those unfamiliar with degus, he is agouti/white, (Johnny’s not for up for adoption, but please ask and I’ll send you whoever fits your size/age/color/gender fancy!)

Following FAQs are created by AI, so information might sometimes vary. Always confirm specific details by reaching out to the seller.

Frequently Asked Questions about Degus for Adoption

What is a degu?

Degus are small, social rodents that are closely related to chinchillas. They are known for their friendly nature and curious personalities. Degus are diurnal, meaning they are active during the day, making them great companions for people with daytime schedules.

What do degus eat?

Degus require a specific diet that includes degu pellets or no-sugar pellets. If you cannot find degu food, Oxbow senior rabbit food is a suitable alternative. Fresh hay, greens, and occasional nuts or sunflower seeds can also be included as treats!

How often do degus need a dust bath?

Degus require dust baths 2-3 times a week to maintain their coat and skin health. This is also a fun activity to watch!

What is the lifespan of a degu?

The average lifespan of a degu is around 8 years, so they can be a long-term commitment.

Are degus suitable for families?

Yes! Degus are known for being friendly and social pets, making them suitable for families. They enjoy interacting with their owners and can make great companions.

Can degus live alone?

Degus are social creatures and thrive in pairs or groups. It is recommended to adopt at least two degus so they can keep each other company.

How do I prepare for a new degu?

Prepare a spacious cage with appropriate bedding, hiding spots, and toys for mental stimulation. Ensure you have the necessary food and supplies ready before bringing your new degu home.

Make sure that when you want to buy Otter online or from somebody that it is legal in your state. It is not allowed everywhere to keep them as a pet. Make sure that you are following state laws and procedures just so that you, your environment and your lovely pets are safe. Please inform yourself about new pet that you want to get and talk with people who had experience with those animals. Especially when you are getting exotic pet. It is very important to know as much as you can if you want to make sure that you and your new friend have happy and joyful life and relationship. Please remember that exotic pet is not domesticated animal, and they should be treated differently.

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