The hair of the silver-spotted chinchilla is white as the base color, and some of the hair is black or gray. The depth of each silver-spotted chinchilla is different, and the spots on the body are different in shape and size, but the tip of the tail is all white. , basically every silver-spotted chinchilla has a unique color.

Methods to raise silver-spotted chinchillas

1. Prepare a moderately sized breeding cage, with food bowls, drinking fountains, shelters and other items placed in the cage. Food bowls can be placed high and fixed to prevent chinchillas from contaminating food. The water in the drinking fountain should be replaced every two days or so, and it is best to use pure water.

2. Place a tray under the breeding cage, place litter in the tray and replace it regularly. The litter should be odorless, non-toxic and highly absorbent.

3. Regularly clean and disinfect the items in the cage. Only after the disinfectant evaporates can the chinchilla be put back into it.

4. Feed chinchilla feed and pasture as the main food, and dispose of uneaten food regularly. You can feed your chinchilla a small amount of dried fruits and nut foods to increase the diversity of your chinchilla’s food.