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It might just be a genetic thing. The parents are probably blocky fellas as well, leading to their offsprings to be the same as them. How's her poo? Regular?

What happens if you let him be and let him continue humping your hand?

How will the hand humping look like?? The chin is completely on your hand or what? Also, will the humping stop or it will be an on and off thing after they experience puberty?

Actually, I've seen three chins fit into that house once, LOL.

You should read the FN thread and look out for pictures of other cages for inspiration. That's what I did when I did my cage. It was really helpful.

I love scratching my chin behind the ears and along the jawline as well. Read from somewhere that it's known as "the spot". They seem to enjoy it a lot as if it is a massage to them. If she starts nibbling your hand, it should mean that she loves you and trusts you already. Stroking the back...

Alright good to hear. It's just a hiding place.

This guy here likes to droop his head while staying inside the house. Sometimes it last for awhile. Sometimes he stones there in this position for quite a while. Is it fine? Or should I remove the house?

Hi guys, any idea at what age can I start giving my chin oxbow natural science vitamin and digestive support? He's currently four months old.

It's an average of 77 degree Fahrenheit. Local breeder here has adapted the chins to such temperatures.

Possibly a chin jumping down from a ledge and landing on another chin?

Hi guys, my chin didn't make it. Was holding her to feed her some glucose when she took her last breath and passed on. We're settling her cremation matters now. Guessed I won't be able to bond my new mosaic chin with her anymore. My initial intention was to get another chin as chins live for...

My chin is acclimatised to the weather in Singapore which averages at 30 degree Celsius. I keep my room at a temperature of 24 to 30 degree Celsius.

She isn't improving and I brought her back to the vet for another consultation. We are official giving her aggressive treatment and preparing for the worst. No pus from her ears so deep ear infection has been cancelled out. Head trauma would be the most probable cause.

Can one chinchilla cause another chinchilla a head trauma?

Can chins get too cold from the surrounding temperature? Especially for chins that are sick? And if so, what're the usual symptoms of them feeling too cold?

Your reply made my day. :hilarious:

Hi, I'm currently feeding her water through a syringe. May I know how much water I should feed her a day? P.S She drinks fine when I assist her through the syringe.

Yes, I got the oxbow critical care on hand.

Just came back from the vet, she was given a dexason injection at the clinic and I brought back home an antibiotic to be mixed with sugar syrup for medication to be given once a day. The vet said she either had a head trauma which is causing a brain inflammation (hence the dexason injection to...