Notes on selecting pure white chinchillas:

1. Breeders need to observe the color of their entire body when selecting. Pure white chinchillas are all white, with the ears Black or gray, no ear spots present. The pink and white hair is generally white with a beige or pink color, and there will be an obvious color difference compared with the pure white chinchilla.

2. Pure white chinchillas should have no foreign matter in the anus, intact limbs, no hair loss or hair loss on the whole body, and no eye droppings in the eye sockets. This can ensure that the purchased chinchilla is healthy and difficult to raise. Low, high survival rate.

3. Breeders need to choose chinchillas that are 2-4 months old. At this time, the chinchillas have just left their mothers and can live independently, making it easier for them to be loved.

4. Breeders need to choose a chinchilla that suits them according to their own preferences. If you want to keep it as an ornamental pet, try to choose a quieter chinchilla. And if you want more interaction, you can choose a chinchilla with a more lively personality. It is best to choose the one that suits you.

5. Try to choose a chinchilla with a rounder body and face and a heavier body weight. Such chinchillas have better appearance and are prone to gills in adulthood.