Recent content by Bella

Well, now knowing they can throw their dish out of the corner ledge food holder my hubby made (which had a big lip I thought would keep the dish safe >.<) I wont be keeping any food uptop. I hated having it in the bottom and them getting shavings and poos in their food but I'll take that over...

When my husband and I came home we noticed our girls' ceramic food dish had fallen and must have hit their metal chin wheel. There were two large pieces in the bottom of the cage and I managed to find only a small chunk of the remaining piece(s) which was on top of their wooden chin house... so...

My chin does the same thing. It's nice to know it's "normal" behavior lol. My bigger chin will pull my hand under her so she can jump over. After pulling my hand under her a few times she bit me >.>

How can I tell the difference between normal stretching/side sleeping and the bloat? After changing their food and water this morning I noticed they didnt really have much of either. They did have a good bit of timothy hay though. I have them on the chinchilla oxbow feed seeing as i have no clue...

Whew, what a relief! Thanks for the quick replies ^.^

This is my first post so i appologize if i'm posting this in the wrong section. Anyways, I finally brought home my two chinchilla girls yesterday and I've noticed the smaller girl dragging her hind legs for a second or two. She looks like my dogs when they are stretching. Is this normal? The...