Chinchilla is lively, active, and likes to jump around. In the hot summer, chinchillas are most afraid of heatstroke. You must know that chinchillas wear fur coats. Heatstroke is very dangerous and deadly for chinchillas. How can you prevent chinchillas from heatstroke? What are the precautions for cat feeding in summer? Today, let's learn about it with the editor.

Precautions for raising chinchillas in summer:

1. Keep chinchilla breeding environment cool, control temperature and humidity, and the temperature exceeds 26 degrees Celsius Cooling measures must be taken;

2. Don't blow a fan to chinchillas, it will cause chinchillas to catch a cold;

3. Reduce or stop ventilating chinchillas;

4. It can reduce the pedals and toys in the cage and reduce the amount of chinchilla exercise;

5. Don't believe the statement that salt is added to drinking water, which is wrong;

6. Always Keep plenty of drinking water.

7. The chinchilla cage should be placed in a cool, ventilated place, but not at the air vent. If chinchillas have been blown directly by the wind, it will catch a cold.

8. The chinchilla cage should be placed in a quiet place. If the surrounding environment is noisy, chinchillas will not rest well due to tension.

9. When chinchillas just arrived at their new home, the owner should not rush it out of the cage first, but let it stay in the cage for a period of time to get familiar with the new environment and the new owner, and then put it away. Come out and let it play for a while, the time control can be shorter first, and the play space can also be a small space first.

10. When the owner is free, he can gently call the chinchilla's name next to the chinchilla's cage and talk to it, so that the chinchilla can remember its name and the owner's voice, It should be noted that you must say it kindly, and do not scold it loudly, otherwise Chinchilla will only be afraid of you and will not approach you.