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Michelle, what a great surprise! :congrats2: I hope your pregnancy goes smoothly.

Oh, Wild One looks like trouble :D Congrats!

:HB: I hope you had a fabulous day! :HB10:

Congrats! Little girls are adorable :)) They look so excited and happy!

I love your chinnie gang (especially Wiggles and Morris) :hearts:

Herbs may actually be one of the most important things we can get for our chins. I do not think that a diet that consists of about 3 ingredients is the best diet for humans (or chinchillas) and we do not need anything else just because we can survive on it. Pellets are usually hay, soy, and...

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Herbs you listed are safe for chins, but would not purchase them from eBay. It is best to purchase herbs from companies that specialize in organic herbs, and do not stock products that are more than 2-4 months from the harvest (a year for seasonal items). However, to create good supplements...

I'm so sorry to hear this :( You did everything you could to help them, and your chinnies know how much you love them. Rest in peace Binx and Yazy :angel8::angel8:

I'm sorry for your loss. Rest in peace sweet boy :angel8:

:HB: Enjoy your day! :HB10:

Babies are adorable! :hearts:

Berberis glomerata growths in Las Chinchillas National Reservation. Its blue fruits provide food for chinchillas when they fall. I can not tell their sugar content for sure, but 100g of Berberis vulgaris (red fruits) contains about 25g of sugar (raisins contain at least twice as much sugar)...

:HB: Hope you have an amazing day! :HB10:

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I think chins' preference is usually for the hay that contains greater sugar and starch concentrations (they do not care how it looks). It is also the reason why herbivores prefer hay cut in the afternoon or evening over hay cut in the morning (the level of total nonstructural carbohydrates is...

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Congrats! Tink is so sweet :D

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