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Your chinnies are so sweet :hearts:

Susan, Happy Chinniversary! :congrats2: I'm sure lots of chins are celebrating it with you!

Happy Birthday! :HB10:

So sorry to hear this :(. Rest in peace sweet boy :angel8:

:HB5: Enjoy your day! :HB10:

:welcome6: to the forum!

:HB: Sterling and Micah. What nice presents you got!

:welcome6: to the forum! If you get a chance, please post pictures of your chinnies ;) I love their names! Sorry to hear you lost Pikachu.

Tifa is adorable, congrats!

You can give her some alfalfa hay as well :))

:welcome6: to the forum! Your chins are adorable!

Yes, pull the pellets and treats, and feed only hay for several days. Also, you can try Kaolin pectin (anti-diarrhea formula available at pet stores). Unfortunately, there are feeds at PetSmart that are not good for chinchillas. What brand did you select? What is the mill date? You were...

Depends on how fresh the products are when you purchase them. You can send an email and ask about the expiration date before placing an order. You can keep them in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. I do not sell CC, but I have a fresh batch of organic Essentials for life (organic hand...

I would look for organic hay (you may find some organic farms in your area) that contains various grasses and some legumes. Or you can purchase different types of hay and mix them together. You can also sprinkle some safe blossoms/herbs on hay. This should encourage chins to eat more hay. Also...

I think it is important to feed loose hay at least several times a week. Just a few key advantages of loose hay over hay cubes: Long strands of loose hay insure a superior digestive health Loose hay requires more grinding from the molars Loose hay provides enrichment

Insufficient fiber intake can lead to soft droppings (diets low in fiber decrease peristalsis, allowing more time for bacteria to proliferate). Hay provides long-stem fiber chins need. If your chin is not eating much hay when fed free-choice Oxbow pellets, you may consider limiting pellets...

Rest in peace sweet Lilo :angel8:

Barb, I think Michelle was talking about NorthStar Vets http://www.northstarvets.com/

It is safe to offer about a teaspoon of various herbs per day :) I hope your chin enjoys the presents!

:welcome6: to the forum! Cooper is adorable!