The Octodon pacificus is one of the close relatives of the Octodon degus commonly found in households. In total, there are five members of the… Read More »Octodon pacificus: a rediscovered cousin of the common degus
Some photographs in this article may contain images of diseases/injuries that may disturb the sensitivity of the public. All these images are hidden and can… Read More »False caudal autotomy or tail loss / fur slip in degus (broken/dropped tail)
The degu is a herbivorous rodent whose diet primarily consists of foliage and seeds and plant seeds01 02. In captivity, it is possible to provide… Read More »Can degu eat fruits / vegetables ?
The degu is an herbivorous rodent whose diet mainly consists of foliage and seeds from plants01 02. In captivity, it is possible to provide a… Read More »Can degu eat cereals?
The arrival of baby degus is often a surprise, related to incorrect sexing or the acquisition of a pregnant female. However, a litter requires certain… Read More »What to do when your degu has given birth to babies ?
The ownership and care of degus are regulated by laws that vary depending on the country. It is essential to understand these laws to avoid… Read More »French, European, and Canadian Legislation on degus
Octodon pacificus is one of the relatives of the Octodon degus (common degus), which is commonly found in our homes. In total, there are five… Read More »Octodon pacificus seen alive for the first time in 65 years.
The cage is a crucial element of your degu’s habitat. It must indeed meet their needs in terms of movement and territory management. Degus are… Read More »CARA Charter – What size cage for my degu?
The degu cohabitates in nature with a number of rodent species that share its lifestyle or from which it can benefit. It can thus live… Read More »Interspecies cohabitation with a degu
Octodons degus are highly active rodents with an active social life, which can lead to accidents such as falls or bites resulting from fights. To… Read More »The first aid kit for degus
