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Mine are on pellet and hay-only diets. No vegetables. They are all at perfect weights and zero digestive problems. If you have no luck finding something he can tolerate, he'll be totally fine without them.

Ditto to above answers, but I wanted to add that "Dwarf" is often used to describe any breeds that have the dwarfing gene, including Netherland Dwarfs, Holland Lops, Jersey Woolies, etc. Any of the breeds that commonly produce peanuts(kits that inherit 2 copies of the dwarf gene, 1 from each...

The blue eyes make me think the most likely possibility is a Blue Magpie Vienna Mark.

Color-wise, she is a Frosty. Heavily ticked, but definitely a Frosty. It's a non-extension Chinchilla. To confirm though, can you post a pic with you blowing into the body fur to show the ring color?

His color is called Frosty, but as for the breed mix, it could be anything. There's no breed he clearly resembles though. Being only a little over 2 lbs at 4 months makes him tiny, so I doubt there is much New Zealand in him. Those should be 3-5 lbs at 8-10 weeks. Some kind of small or dwarf...

How's he doing? Did he end up recovering?