Solutions to standard gray chinchilla biting:

1. The breeder should scold the chinchilla loudly first to let the chinchilla realize its mistake and avoid it next time Biting still occurs. Breeders also need to pay more attention to themselves. Sometimes the chinchilla's cry and crawling posture have already expressed that it is going to attack humans. At this time, breeders should not force it to do things it does not want to do to avoid injury.

2. Observe the wound. If the wound is not bleeding or broken, you can clean and disinfect it with alcohol. The pain will naturally subside after a period of time.

3. If the wound is broken or bleeding occurs, the breeder should clean the wound with soapy water as soon as possible, then disinfect and stop the bleeding. The injuries caused by chinchillas to humans are generally superficial and do not require bandaging.

4. If the breeder does not pay attention to hygiene and disinfection when raising chinchillas, it is best for the breeder to go to the hospital to receive rabies vaccination to prevent the bacteria in the teeth of chinchillas from causing human illness.

5. In the process of raising chinchillas, owners should pay attention to cultivating a good relationship with chinchillas and not beat or scold them excessively. Play with your chinchilla often.