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The best way, unless the male is neutered, is to just separate them, but keep the cages near enough that they can still see and talk to...

He loves the Science Selective!!!!!

That site is useless, I see nothing about safely transporting chinchillas (or safely traveling with pets period), and since chins need...

Welcome, chins can be kind of like chips, you get one and want more, lol. Growing up between my sisters and I we had 12 chins, only two...

Unfortunately none of those pics are clear, so it's hard to tell what it looks like. That is not a common spot for ringworm though...

I've never fed it but Science Selective is suppose to be a good food, it's one of the top recommended chinchilla specific foods right...

I think that is one of the more frustrating things, there is no "best hay" for all chins. There are some chins that love the online hay...

Since she like the pipe you can also look into getting a metal pipe instead, like you would use for air duct work, then you don't need...

The water grade PVC pipes (like the white one you have) are ok, so long as the chin doesn't chew on it. Be careful with any other PVC...

Just so you know (as already mentioned in this thread) harnesses are not advised or safe AT ALL for chins, it's extremely dangerous and...

My chin hates being cooped up in a box during car rides too. So, what I started doing is using a leash and harness, just like you're...

Our third cutting Timothy finally arrived from Small Pet Select, and he LOVES IT! He has been done with critical care but couldn't seem...

Here is one recipe I got from a chinchilla FB page that is just plain. I've seen people mix ground up hay and treats into them to make...

Ah ok if it's just a couple drops that isn't too bad, I was thinking you meant you were using it to wet the pellets, like to make them...

The primary reason alfalfa is considered "bad" for adult chins is because some chins are genetically predisposed to urinary tract stones...