| Temperatures and Chinchillas | |||||||||
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There are some preventative measures that you may take to help ensure the health of your chinchilla. The first is to never leave your chinchilla's cage in the direct sunlight and if you are traveling and the only place for your animal is in the sun put a towel over the cage or in the windows to protect your animal. A second measure is to get a hard freezer pack that has frozen put it in a sock or wrap it in a towel and lay it in the cage for your chinchilla to sit on or snuggle next to, to stay cooler. You could even use a cold can of soda in a sock to keep your chinchilla cool. |
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Remember, any temperature over 80 degrees can be deadly to your animal so always keep their comfort foremost in your mind, especially in these hot summer days. |
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