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Looks like a hematoma. Maybe he was a little too vigorous when scratching or shaking his head? My dog has had them in his ears several times because he's a goober that shakes his head too hard.

Go Buckeyes! I grew up in Ohio, it's always nice to meet others from the same little patch of Earth. :) EMSChins, I lived in West Chester for a brief time, and I've never met anyone else that even knows where that is! Small world!

I do the exact same thing, AshleyNicol3. Put the bath house in the cage, and once he is in I pick it up and tilt it so the house is vertical (with the opening on top). Mose can stick his head out, but he can't get enough traction to climb out. We don't carry him far--bedroom to bathroom--and he...

Thanks for the warm welcome folks! :wave3: As requested, here are a couple of photos of Mose. (We removed the towel once he was settled in his cage after we brought him home. His original owner kept towels in the cage with him and he never chewed on them, but we feel it is better safe than sorry.)

My fiance and I just adopted my coworker's six-year-old chin, whom was already named: Moses! Such a serious name for a little ball of fluff... He seems to know his name though, so we aren't going to change it. He responds to Moses, Mose, Mo, Momo, Mosie, and Mosasaur so far. :cute:

Hello everyone! I have been lurking around the site for a week or so, ever since I found out there was a new little furbaby joining the family! I had researched chinchillas in the past out of curiosity and the vague hope that I would one day own a chin of my own; last week I was notified that...