Yes.
Gerbils love to chew, so anything they can chew that is SAFE. Wood toys from the petstore, toilet paper roles, paper towel rolls, etc....
There is no set amount of time that gerbils need to chew but they do have to have chew toys available all the time otherwise there teeth will grow too much. They should have a variety of chew toys. You can buy shop chew toys made out of wood usually or you can use things around the house like paper (not newspaper) loo roll tubes and toilet paper. You can also use branches of wood like fruit tree branches but nothing with thrones. Make sure there is always something to chew on because gerbils can totally chew up a loo roll within hours.
For fun they like to chew paper and cardboard. They also like to run in plastic balls, once they learn how!
Gerbils are quiet and loud cheeses who chew the cud
Yes. Give him some sheets of unscented, non lotioned tissue and he will shred it up for bedding. Not all gerbils are the same, though, so make sure he doesn't eat it. My gerbils shred toilet paper for bedding.
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They shred it with their teeth to make bedding material. Gerbils also require some harder material to chew on, such as hardwood or commercially available chew sticks, so that their teeth don't become overgrown.
Different Gerbils like to chew on different things but gnaw sticks are good for them Yes. Gerbils are enthusiastic chewers. They will chew on practicaly anything but some things could choke and maybe kill them. Toilet roll tubes are good for them as well as anything made out of that sort. Do not give them painted cardboard. Also in pet shops you can get wooden blocks designed for chewing and you can even get large chews for gerbils.
well, whenever i buy plastic toys then tend to chew them up in a day. so buy some harder ones. also if you are looking for chew toys, they LOVE toilet paper rolls!
YES.
Gerbils can eat, cardboard, wood, fruits, veggies, and they need to have cardboard or something to chew on if not their teeth will grow and grow and overcome them and they will not be able to chew/eat
You can give them different chew toys for them to chew on and it should keep the teeth at a decent length.