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So my chin has white deposits in her urine when it is dry, and I think it is calcium deposits, but I am wondering if this is a sign that she needs more phosphorus in her diet or less calcium, or could she potentially have bladder stones? Any advice on the matter would be greatly appreciated.

My chinchilla has warm ears right now, and it is a constant 63 degrees F in her room. Four days ago, a similar thing happened, and I really can't figure out why. The warm ears usually last for 20 minutes to 2 hours. She is acting fine, she is eating pellets, hay, and drinking her water...