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So I was just contacted by my vet that there was a girl calling looking for someone to give up her chinchilla to. I give her a call and go to pick up the beige girl. She is actually in pretty good condition, on panr and good hay, but HAS BEEN HOUSED WITH A MALE FOR THE PAST 2 MONTHS! She bought the two as a pair, kept them in the same house-and a week ago, the male fell from a shelf and died from the injury. After the vet bills for her male, she decided she didn't want the responsibility of keeping the female :banghead:.
I am almost positive that the female is pregnant, and am a little worried about her pregnancy being a simple one. She is a fine sized chinchilla, but not a big one (which I know doesn't mean much) but I was wondering; Can I take her to my vet to have her pelvis size measured? Or should I just wait it out and leave it be. I don't want to complicate anything if she is pregnant-I've never had a measurement done and don't know if it could be an issue. Both chins were pet store chins, and she just isn't that good quality wise.
I just want to know what I up against with this one *sigh*
Thanks!
I am almost positive that the female is pregnant, and am a little worried about her pregnancy being a simple one. She is a fine sized chinchilla, but not a big one (which I know doesn't mean much) but I was wondering; Can I take her to my vet to have her pelvis size measured? Or should I just wait it out and leave it be. I don't want to complicate anything if she is pregnant-I've never had a measurement done and don't know if it could be an issue. Both chins were pet store chins, and she just isn't that good quality wise.
I just want to know what I up against with this one *sigh*
Thanks!