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Hi. I know this is a bit old but I had a couple of ideas you could try if you were still trying to improve getting him back into his cage. You need him to live his cage, so I advise adding even more nest boxes, toys, ledges and soft places to sit. If he prefers to be out if his cage than in it...

I think what you're currently doing sounds good. Little and often and consistency. I've started to try getting my chin out of her cage and back in again in a way other than picking her up. I'm using a wicker tray with oats on. 10 minutes of patience last night got her from quickly grabbing an...

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Just want to share my excitement at what's arriving for my chinnie soon! She's getting a gorgeous cage from Paul Spooner which is going to make my life easier with regards to the cleaning out, and her life more interesting as her current cage can't support ledges (dog crate with mesh on the...

Okay so I wasn't happy with the sizes and qualities of a lot of the cages designed for chins, especially for the money wanted for them. So I thought I'd have a go at creating my own :-) My alcove is just over 3 feet wide so I bought a second hand dog cage with metal bottom. It's 3 foot by 2...

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Hey there. My name is Jen and yesterday I brought home my first ever chinchilla, a 4 month old little girl from a breeder I found. She's sort of a birthday treat to myself, and I've spent the last three days building her cage and kitting it out with everything she needs. She's settling in well...