My Little Degu

14/07/2022

26/05/2022

I do sell a very special blend of Degu food that has zero sugars, and lots of good herbs and nuts that are healthy for the degus. https://www.mylittlesugarglider.com/product/degu-delight-1-lbs/

26/05/2022

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This is the place to learn all there is to know about degus, including their origin, behaviour, history, physiology and tips on how to care for them, all set on a sound scientific basis. We're proud to provide the most accurate, up-to-date, fully referenced degu information on the net!

26/05/2022

This is Bilbo Baggins. He is a Black Pied from Socks and Mittens born 4/24/22. Please contact me on pricing.

26/05/2022

This is Arwen. She is also a Black Pied from Socks and Mittens. Born 4/24/22. Please contact me on pricing.

26/05/2022

This is Rosie. She is from Socks and Mittens current litter. She was born on 4/24/22. She is a Black Pied. She is available. Please contact me on pricing.

26/05/2022

This is Pumpkin. She is a Blue Agouti Pied. She is not available, as she is going to be Acorn's mate.

26/05/2022

This is Squiggy, Lenny's brother and companion. He too was born on 1/30/22. He is also a Non-Agouti Blue Pied. Squiggy is available.

26/05/2022

This handsome and very cuddly fellow is Lenny, a non Agouti Blue Pied. He is from Socks and Mittens first litter on 1/30/22. Lenny is available. He has a brother named Squiggy who is also in need of a home. These boys are very used to being together. Contact me on pricing.

26/05/2022

This is Mittens. She is a Non-Agouti Blue Pied and our current mom. She is Sock's mate.

26/05/2022

This handsome devil is Socks. He is a Black Pied and he is our current baby daddy.

26/05/2022

Another special little man. His name is Acorn and he was born here at My Little Degu in 2021. Acorn is an Agouti Pied. Acorn is not for sale. Acorn is going to be one of our dad's here later in the year.

26/05/2022

Linus Says---Degus are amazing and smart little rodents that hail from Chile. They are closely related to Chinchillas, but without the luxurious fur. Degus are a colony type pet, you so need to keep more than one. Degus are very interactive with their human counterparts, and can live up to 10 years. Degu colors range from the standard Brown Agouti (that is found in the wild), to more man-made colors such as Black, Blues, Lilacs, Cremes, Sand and Pieds. My Little Degu has nearly 20 years experience as degu owners. At the current time, we specialize in Black and Blue (non-Agouti) pieds. We do have Sands and normals, and will be breeding those in the next few months. Pictured here are past friends, Linus and Velma. Linus was a very special degu. Every time he saw us, he would squeal with excitement and he would roll, to show us how happy he was to see us. Linus was a special Degu and it's because of him that I still have these marvelous creatures in my life today. Many do not know a lot about these amazing animals, but they ad so much love to our everyday lives. Degus were introduced in both the US and Europe as lab animals, because they are prone to diabetes. They must have a very bland, low sugar diet. Some conscientious lab employees, realized what great pets these little guys would make, and thanks to some being snuck out of the lab, we all get to enjoy them today. Over the years, many new colors have been developed. I am here to show you some of mine. I do have babies from time to time, and I will advertise them here. We do live in Lake Havasu City, AZ. We have access to USDA Approved Pet Transports to get these little guys to you, if not near me. Degus are illegal in some states, including California, so if you live there, I cannot sell to you. My USDA license will forbid it. Please enjoy my page, and feel free to ask me any questions.