Standard Chinchilla rabbits are not very easy to raise. Chinchilla rabbits have weak adaptability, so they have not been widely promoted and raised. When feeding standard Chinchillas, the most important part is choosing an appropriate bottom plate. The bottom plate is in direct contact with the bottom of the rabbit's feet. The bottom of the rabbit's feet is only hairy, and there is no foot pad with stones like cats and dogs. Therefore, an unreasonable pad will cause the Jinjira rabbit to suffer from foot dermatitis.

When feeding the standard chinchilla, be sure to do good hygiene Work, because rabbits grow in a natural environment and usually dig two holes, one for living and one for excreting feces. But when they are fed at home, they are usually excreted in the cage. Over time, a large amount of feces will accumulate. If the owner does not clean up in time, the bunny's body will become ill, and in severe cases, it may cause them to die.