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That's not plywood on petran79's chin house?

Pierre, did you check for hair rings?

R.I.P. Bazil My condolences for your loss, Amethyst. I recently lost my 16-year-old American Eskimo puppy. I have faith we will all end up with those we love. You will be together again, just believe.

Is Jilzukow's chin sleeping on wire?

It's so heartbreaking to lose a fur baby and I'm sorry for your loss. Rest in Peace, little one.

The flying saucer comes in three sizes. Which size do you recommend for full-grown chinchillas?? Thanks for any info.

Rest In Peace, Junior. My deepest sympathies, Sandy. The worst thing about having pets is when they leave us.

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Most of my chins sleep like that. Perhaps it keeps them cooler lying on their side?

Having run a home-based "Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation" for 17 years I'm fortunate enough to have numerous different sized cages which were homemade. The one my chins seem to enjoy the most is one that is 8' long, 4' wide, and 2' high. It is equipped with a chin spin, shelves for climbing...

I have ramps leading up to my two Ferret Nation cages and my chinchillas go to their homes on their own.

Temperature?????

PLEASE, never breed or allow any of your pets to breed. There are too many animals without homes as it is.

I use flagstones they are about 2" thick and 1' square. Boiled and cleaned them and they get nice and cold. Chins love them.

Please be aware that some snake owners love to pick up "small free animals".

I would suggest a Ferret Nation cage, sturdy, easy to clean, however I would look into purchasing metal trays with the 3" sides. Chinchillas will chew the plastic ones that come with this cage. Not suitable for very young chinchillas as they can get through the 1" bars but I think it's Ferret...

Don't ask what the chinchilla can do for you, ask what you can do for him.

R.I.P. Kumo. You are now running free in a large herd with other chinchillas. My deepest sympathies, JamaisVu.

I use the chin bath house to move my chins to play areas. I put the house into their cage and once the chin gets into it I icarefully block the opening and then move the house with the chin in to the play area. Works well for us.