The color of the golden-spotted chinchilla's fur is a mixture of white and gold. Just like the silver-spotted chinchilla, the fur of each golden-spotted chinchilla will be different. Some are more white and some are more beige. This is because the distribution of coat color is different. The golden-spotted chinchilla is small in size, with a round body, large, thin, blunt, yellow-pink ears, ruby-colored eyes, big and bright, and a tail like a squirrel's tail, with fluffy and full hair.

Precautions for raising golden-spotted chinchillas

1. Golden-spotted chinchillas are very afraid of heat. In summer, breeders need to actively cool down their chinchillas to prevent them from heatstroke. . You can buy an ice box or place an ice pack to cool down. Do not let the cooling material come into direct contact with the chinchilla to prevent the chinchilla from suffering from skin diseases due to wet hair.

2. Chinchillas with golden spots cannot be bathed with water. The hair of chinchillas is very thick. Bathing chinchillas with water will cause them to catch colds. Breeders can purchase bath sand and let chinchillas bathe themselves.

3. The golden-spotted chinchilla has a strong jumping ability. Avoid placing the chinchilla in high places. The chinchilla will jump down and break its arms and legs.

4. The objects that golden-spotted chinchillas can come into contact with should be non-toxic and harmless. Chinchillas like to bite things very much, so as to prevent poisoning caused by accidentally eating them while biting.