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Does anyone recommend this heating pad for a hedgehog? Please let me know, I would like to use it. But I want to make sure it is safe my little hedgie. http://www.petco.com/product/105515/KAndH-Small-Animal-Heated-Pad.aspx?CoreCat=OnSiteSearch

Yes, I have done my research. The wheel is removed, into a cage that she is not in. As for the male I will be removing him right after the birth; the male helps with the birth of the kit.

I didnt know you werent aloud to sell your chinchillas. Im sure she has a right to. I like to put my chinchillas first,and whatever is less stressful for them i will do it. And i said as an option not a demand. And have you heard of a Re-Homing fee? It helps prevent an abusive owner. I got all...

Thankyou, and yes plastic is toxic to chinchillas. But they are the one's that came with them and at the time Sadie my white chin is about to have a kit. So i am not going to be moving things around until the baby is healthy and the mom is ok with it. As for the wheel, its the same story! Thanks...

Post pictures of your chinchillas/ chinchilla to show how great of a pet you have. Whether its funny, cute, or crazy! http://imgur.com/naba4,fJbwu,TE3QQ,KVSKL,vEJTf#4 ^ These are some pictures of my pretty chins(: ( To view all pictures -At the top of the picture it will say First image...

Most people I know have sold their chinchillas before they move because, chinchillas are "stress-worthy". Now, I am not saying sell them. I would say driving will be safest for the chins, because you can keep and eye on them. I would get an open carrier to make sure they do not over heat as well...

I am as well, but not selling right now. Breeding is in the process.

I only suggested the rabbit idea because I had previously researched and seems as if it works for everyone else.. I was just trying to help. Didnt know i would be looked as a bad person because I offered an idea. I did mention to keep and eye on them and to be present when they are together.

How about this, Get a rabbit instead of a chinchilla? Yes, you could be taking a risk. But I would try it because you obviously pay attention to your chinchilla. What i would do is, get the rabbit as a baby or a younger age. Let them play together at first and slowly bond them together...