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Oh, Susan, I'm so sorry to hear this :( Rest in peace sweet Jasper.

It is great that you asked! Corn can cause digestive disorders. It is prone to mold infestation (production of mycotoxins).

It is not an appropriate/safe treat for chinchillas. If you are looking for a healthy treat, offer a rose hip, apple wood, rolled oats, alfalfa hay, and safe herbs :))

I would get a tube that is 6'' in diameter. Blizzard or anti-pill fleece can be used to make a cover.

You can use herbs that contain iron: nettle, dandelion, red raspberry. Also, you can offer a rose hip (or a piece of a crushed rose hip) at the same time to enhance absorption of iron. If you prefer, I can formulate a supplement for your chin. You can send me a pm or email if you are interested :))

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:welcome6: to the forum and congrats on your new chins!

:welcome6: to the forum! Ellie is so sweet :D

No, you should not feed them. They contain peas, corn and other ingredients that are not safe for chinchillas. Use alfalfa hay, rose hips, rolled oats, apple wood, or safe herbs as a treat instead :))

I have zebra fleece, and I can make liners (with hardware to attach to the cage), hammocks, and a tube (light metal base). Feel free to send me a PM or email if you are interested. Also, you can check grand master chin supplier list: http://www.chins-n-hedgies.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20384

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Happy Birthday! Enjoy your day! :HB10:

Happy Birthday! :HB11:

Happy Birthday! :HB11:

Happy Birthday! :bdayparty:

:HB5: Enjoy your day! :HB10:

:HB: Enjoy your day! :HB11:

When you hand feed chinchillas, they can get enough water from syringe feed. So, I would not worry if Loki does not drink from his water bottle now. I hope your little guy continues to improve :))

I would not use salt wheels. Too much salt in the diet can cause seizures and lead to calcium deficiency.

Happy Birthday! :HB10: I hope you had a great day!