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I would never shut the door and leave a chin in a freezer. Hypothermia can set in very quickly. Thats just my personal opinion...

Well, definitely separate the mother from the kit. You'll need goats milk and either an eye dropper or a small syringe to hand feed the baby. The recipe for the milk is under the FAQ in breeding section. I would help more but im on my phone so im limited.

Congrats Ryan on your grand show and reserve grand show!

I agree, sounds like a seizure. Watch him closely.

What is the address for where the show will be held?

Looks hetero beige to me :)

Be sure to carefully look inside dresser drawers

Such a cutie! I had a pot belly pig for many years. They are very smart, I taught mine to sit, lay down, roll over, pray, speak, walk through tunnels.... they are just like dogs. I will say, be careful when you start breeding. Even the sweetest pig can get very mean when in breeding. Not all do...

ignore her when she is trying to chew the bars on the cage. she is just trying to get your attention, if you give in and give her what she wants she will learn that she can get attention that way.

I would take out the older kit for a couple hours at a time to allow the new baby some alone time with mom. I would do 2 hours with older kit out, and 2 hours with both kits in. Keep rotating until younger kit catches up.

No it is not safe. He will eventually chew it and it has many chemicals in it.

Do you have any ranch and farm stores in your area? Most sell mana pro or Purina rabbit pellets.

It is to late to quarantine now. But I'm the future quarantine is recommended. I would search introductions on here, you'll find many helpful threads.

Honestly. I get cheep water bottles at the farm and feed store where I get my feed. They cost me $2.50 and they are the awesome. They are plastic so the must go on the or side of the cage, but they never leak!

You need to separate him from the female or you will have babies. I have had males with amputated legs breed females before. Even if he seems like he can't... he will! Other than that. Add long add he had one front paw he will be able to wipe dust from his nose. Dust baths shouldn't bother him.

I personally would separate them for good. These are all signs that they are not getting along and one day you might come home or wake up to a dead or injured chinchilla.

With out fur ranchers you wouldn't have any pet chins. I wouldn't judge the industry if you do not fully understand it. You don't have to like the idea of fur pelting, but without that industry you wouldn't have your pets.

I'm so glad the boys are doing good. Your such a good chin mommy!

You catch them... don't worry about slipping fur. Try the dust bath, if that doesn't work then you just catch them.

I feed Manna Pro Show. All of my chins love it and thrive on it