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I think you should just give your chin options. Maybe one day he will start biting the hanging toys crazily and leave the toss ones alone. It's always good to give them more choices so they won't get bored. :)

You could use safety pins to pin the excess together hidden away on the underside? That way the fleece would be taut.

Definitely coke! Ernie or Elmo?!

Maybe you could try to toilet train her. That way she might have a better chance of not staining herself and you won't have to wash your fleece as often as now?

No water baths. I don't think it's necessary.

Oh yeah, my vet said it was a aggressive medical solution because she was not responding to antibiotics, CC or water.

-Embarrassed- (Sorry I had no idea :/)

Do you use a pee pan? If so, try adding more bedding for the pee pan. It might not be thick enough so when the chin pees, the pee doesn't get absorbed by the bedding and ends up on the chin itself. To remove the stains from the chin, also try giving them a bath, it should be fine after awhile.

May I know what is squat?

I provided mine with glucose (equal mixture of sugar and water) when this happened to mine.

You could get a fleece that is bigger than your base pan and just wrap it around and safety pin the excess to the bottom side of the pan.

This is Gary sleeping!

I use the big kind of vacuum by Philips. The poop doesn't get stuck in the filter whatsoever and I can just take out the dust container after I'm done to clear all the rubbish that has accumulated. It's a good investment since I use it for housework as well.

Joey was named after the name my Dad gave me when I was young but never stuck. So I decided to name my first chin after the name I never used. Gary was named after a clip on youtube that my bf found hilarious and I guess the name is kind of an inside joke between us.

You're so lucky!! Have you decided on their names?

I use peewee for my pee pan and Gary likes to stand inside the pan and start digging the peewee at the corners of the pan. Anyone has seen similar behaviour and is it anything to be concerned about?

Okay! Guess Gary has big bones. LOL.

Bamboo is a safe wood for chinchilla according to the Internet but I'm not an expert. Might want some other more expert advice from people on the forum.