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You should count yourself lucky those animals should never be bred. I would split them up to be safe

I depends on the quality of an animals I have sold some for 50.00 and sold some for 350.00 it depends on so many variables

it isn't an adjustment thing it is a different needs this NO they cannot ever be housed together

I am in Crystal Lake and I have many options available Http://www.abcchinchillas.com

I had one survive. His name was King. He prolapsed a few years back. And he lived almost 3 years past that but did pass this Winter

It's never easy to loose a beloved pet RIP

Could be her mucus plug falling out pending delivery. Not to be graphic but just like in people chinchillas have a waxy mucous covering the opening of thief cervix when pregnant and as delivery get closer they can loose this plug more often than not they clean it up before you see it

The chinchillas in the photo are already together so they are already in breeding.... A vet cannot tell you if you animal is breed able they can tell you the health status at that very moment but often don't do that we'll either. Most vets learn about chinchillas in one single day at vet...

I have used sweet Potatoe baby food on many occasions it works great paired with critical care

She should be fine most of chewing is not eating just chewing. Watch her close for 24 hours

I will be there. Not showing anything just going

Keep them separated. Them playing together will not improve her personality

without a necropsy you will not know why she passed and even then sometimes there are no answers. I am sorry for your loss

You do not need to limit food intake chinchillas do not generally over eat

I am in Crystal Lake IL and have a lot available of all ages

With the show this weekend if you can get there that may be your best option

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I have one that will be ready in a few weeks. Where are you?

I use just food coloring and water. Or straight food coloring