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Yes, I can probably get the x-Rays, my vet is an hour away...each way, so it might be a while. However, I don't think it will be a huge problem, I've had her for over five years and she's never had a problem, so I think it's a real slow moving thing. If I have to take her in once every five...

Yep X Rays were done, the vet said no problems with the roots but her teeth are misaligned causing her bite to wear the teeth down unevenly. She didn't say she was really aggressive with the filing but she could have been. I'll stick to the main meds and critical care, thank you for your help!

Hey all, my chinchilla Gwen recently got her teeth filed. About two days after the filing, I took her to the vet again because she still wasn't eating the critical care and she was still drooling. The vet checked her out and said that she had an ulcer on her tongue so she probably wasn't eating...

You know I got "her" at a pet store and the more I look back at it the less they knew. They told me she was relatively young but no they aren't open wounds, just discolored. I've been wiping the bottom of her feet with baby wipes and putting bag balm on them twiece a day and the yellow is gone...

You should look into a "chin-chiller" its like a slab of tile that you put in the freezer then lay it in your chin's cage. You could buy a couple and alternate them so it always has a nice cool spot however AC is a must, I keep my place around 73 though and mine has no problems!

Thanks Ann! So can anyone fill me in, does this look like Bumblefoot??

What's the best way to go about contacting an administrator? I click the contact us link and sent and email but it looks like nothing has been done, so what's the best way to do this?

Hey everyone, I was recently doing some research on chinchillas just to make sure my little Gwen (yea I know she's a boy but I already named her and it stuck) was ok and came upon some pretty nasty chin infections and ailments. It had me a little worried, now I'm not trying to be crazy but does...