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So I would like to know how people here handle an aggressive and biting chinchilla. A chinchilla that will bite you - not another chinchilla. How do you handle them? How do you tame them and turn them into sweet chinnies? This is just out of curiosity. I don't have one but I have heard stories...

Hello people on this side of the thread!!! I would really appreciate it if someone could post a picture of their hedgie so that I may post it on my website. Full credit will be given to you! If you have a website and you want me to put a link to it under the pic, let me know and I will do so...

A lady had sent me an email today asking about the chinchilla she had surrendered a long time ago. The chinchilla is still here and still up for adoption and she had mentioned that she really missed her. She never said that she wanted her back - but it got me thinking what if a situation came up...

My first kit born from my breeders I am so excited!! HURRAY!!!! Little Isabella - Bella for short - is a light ebony! She weighs 56.7 grams and is a little bundle of energy!! Here's some pics!! Edited to say: that's her mom Mia in the second pic - purchased from Carleen at Exquisite Ebonies.

My husband and I are converting our detached garage into a huge chinnie room (new insulation, new a/c and heating unit, new flooring, new drywall, paint, new ceiling, the whole works!) . I read that someone had a themed room - believe it was a Hawaiian theme - and I think that is such a wicked...

I only found it online and I have to register and pay to read it from the website. Does anyone have a copy that they can post?? It's called: The Nutrition of Chinchillas Observations on Pelleted Diets, Hay Roughage, and Fur Chewing By: R. S. T. BOWDEN Thanks!! The website I found it from...

Ok I'll try to explain this so it makes sense. First I wanted to know how old your breeding chinchillas are when you first pair them with a mate? Second, I want to know how confident you are when pairing chinchillas that they will not develop health issues down the road? I mean that's what...

This is the vet that I recommend to everyone who adopts and I thought I would post it here as well. The Calgary Avian and Exotic Pet Clinic is by FAR one of the best vets I have seen that really knows their chinnie stuff!! Not only that but everyother pet you can imagine they are experts on...