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Funny you should ask. I came home today to find blood in the cage. I took her about and sure enough its the right foot, it actually started bleeding all over my hands when I took her out and she started flailing her legs. I got my chlorahexadine solution and blue kote today so I'm starting...

Anyone know of a vendor on here who sells (or can make me) one of these twig bridges?

So where do I go about buying some of that stuff?

Michael Clark Duncan helps prove to my friends that a straight guy, can in fact, have chinchillas as pets.

Tonite I went to take Lilly out of her cage to put some bag balm on her feet. I noticed a couple of drops of blood near her feet. Great. I took her out and sure enough her foot had dried blood on it. Then when cleaning it, some white puss came out. So now she's going on the baytril. I soaked...

Thats what she looks like but its nowhere near as bad. She only has a few little tufts. Does the fur fall out by itself? I don't notice any tufts of fur in the cage. Lilly does have those uneven lines running through her fur which makes it look really bad. In the photo you can see the grooves...

I've noticed my one chin looks like she's molting. There's random pieces of hair ready to fall out and her hair just looks horrible in general, especially compared to her sister. There also seems to be random lines going through her back fur, as if its uneven. Is there anything I can do to...

Does anyone have any suggestions on creating a "chin proof" play area for you chins? I'd love to take them out and let them run around for a few minutes every day. Letting them loose in my room (or any room in my house) isn't realistic.

As you can see from the photos none of the sores are open. Lilly's foot actually will stop bleeding on its own. It also only bleeds when she compulsively runs on the saucer. I've been keeping both of them off the saucer for the past week and applying Vitamin E daily to their pads. I also...

I don't have a wire floored cage, I have alot of leaping ledges. So I'm really concerned about why their feet are in such bad shape. I've been putting Vitamin E on their feet daily for the past few days. I switched over to Carefresh, which they seem to enjoy nibbling on.:rolleyes: How long...

Since no one else has replied I'm really concerned. Will bag balm and rubbing vitamin E on their feet be enough?