8in1 Chinchilla Treat (Canister), 5-Ounce | 
 enlarge | Brand: 8 in 1
Category: Pet Products
List Price: $3.99
Buy New: $0.70
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Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 75649
Ingredients: Ground yellow corn, poultry by-product meal, wheat middlings, soybean meal, sweetened banana chips, raisins, oat groats, pearled barley, dehydrated carrots, Spanish peanuts, dehydrated diced papaya, cashew pieces, red kidney beans, dehydrated apples, Canadian trapper peas, green split peas, yellow split peas, wheat bran, navy beans, cabbage flakes, chicken fat (preserved with vitamin E, Vitamin C and citric acid), brewers rice, corn gluten meal, beet pulp, brewers dried yeast, dehydrated spinach
Media: Grocery
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 24
Size: 5 oz.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 17 x 11 x 6
MPN: H560
UPC: 026851005605
EAN: 0026851005605
ASIN: B000FPM53K
Release Date: May 15, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Delectable assortment of fruits, nutritious nuts and crunchy morsels. | | • | Fortified with vitamins and minerals. |
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Product Description
Fruit N' Nut Treat. The ultimate variety of crunchy taste treats for chinchillas. Vitamin & mineral enriched. Nibbling on these crunchy morsels will be your small animals favorite pastime. A wealth of nutrition and variety can be found with these tasty fruits nuts and crunchy morsels. Ingredients are Ground yellow corn, Poultry byproducts, Meal wheat middings, Soybean meal, Sweetened banana chips, Raisins, Oat groats, Pearled barley, Dehydrated carrots, Spanish peanuts, Dehydrated diced papaya, Cashew pieces, Red kidney beans, plus more. Crude Protein 17.5%. Crude Fat 10%. Crude Fiber 4%.
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| Customer Reviews:
 My little guy loves it!!! February 16, 2010
Tami Kromarek (GF, North Dakota)
A delicious treat for my favorite little chinchilla!! He goes crazy when he sees me get his treat can out! And there is a ton of different kinds of treats.
 No chicken for chins September 29, 2009
L. Clark (CT United States)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Look at the ingredients. Number 2: poultry by-product. This is supposed to be a treat intended for a species that is solely herbivores? I think they missed the mark with that one. Chins need fiber, not protein. I am guessing they were trying to just save money by manufacturing this with something else.
A Bad Choice February 6, 2010
RuRu (Philadelphia, PA)
In addition to the ingredients listing as the previous reviewer stated, there is nothing nutritional about this mix. A better idea would be to buy your pet some fresh raisins. Remember that experts warn against too many treats. One or two raisins a week is enough. If you are training you can cut them into tiny amounts. Feeding your chinchilla too many treats can bring on diarrhea or much worse, hunchback disease which strongly indicates liver damage from too many treats. Be kind to your pet and offer them the best pellets and timothy hay and sterlize their water by boiling it.
I would definately not buy this mix again, and if you research a little bit you can find plenty of fresh treats to feed them in very small quantities. Remember that chinchillas will eat what tastes good but it may not necessarily be healthy for them.
Horrible idea July 23, 2010
Reilly
There is nothing in this product that is good for your chin. Raisins are also dangerous....they do not need the sugar in fruits...it can disrupt their gut and lead to bloat. Healthy treats include rosehips, a small pinch of old fashion (not quick cooking) oats, plain non-sugared shredded wheat, and maybe gogi berries. Please do not feed your chinchilla this or any meat or sugar containing product.
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