How to raise silver-spotted chinchillas:

1. The breeder needs to prepare cages, food bowls, water basins, nests, and nests of appropriate sizes for chinchillas. Climbing steps, toys, etc.

2. Breeders need to place chinchillas in a quiet environment, because chinchillas are timid and are nocturnal animals. When it is resting during the day, too noisy an environment will cause Chinchillas' poor mental health affects their physical health.

3. Breeders need to ensure the temperature of the chinchilla’s living environment. If it exceeds 26-27 degrees Celsius in summer, human intervention should be considered to help the chinchilla cool down. For example, an ice box can be placed in the cage to prevent the chinchilla from getting cold. Cat heatstroke.

4. Breeders need to regularly clean cages, food and water basins, change bedding, and bathe chinchillas to prevent chinchillas from getting sick due to hygiene problems.

5. When feeding, the breeder should mainly feed staple food and pasture, occasionally feed snacks, and regularly feed teething sticks. If a chinchilla does not grind its teeth for a long time, it will cause the chinchilla's teeth to grow inversely, which will affect the chinchilla's health and may even lead to death.

6. Observe your chinchilla regularly for abnormalities. If there are any abnormalities, it is best to go to the pet hospital for examination in time to prevent your chinchilla from getting sick.