Whether it is from the hair or the face, the Chinchilla is definitely beautiful, extremely beautiful, but when you are raising a Chinchilla that is knotted all over, you can still use "beautiful" One word to describe it? Whether it is a long-haired cat or a short-haired cat, if the owner does not comb the cat's hair in time. Then the hair becomes clumped and knotted is the inevitable result. Especially during the shedding season of long-haired cats, if they are not combed in time, the hair on Jinjila's body will gather from small hair balls to large hair balls. So, how should the owner untie the hairballs on Jinjila? ​​​​​​

First, comb the hair from Jinjila’s face along the direction of the hair, and then the hair on the head, feet, chest, back, abdomen and tail. If you encounter a lot of hair balls, you can spray some lanolin-rich detangling spray on the chinchilla to help comb the messy and tangled hair of the chinchilla. Of course, when combing, the movements should be gentle and slow, and the chinchilla should not be hurt.

If the hair is too lumpy to comb out, you can use scissors to trim it. Trim off all the clumps of hair and then comb them. After combing, sprinkle some talcum powder on the cat, then comb it in the direction of the hair, and finally use scissors to trim the Jinjila's hair neatly. After combing in this way, the coat will become shiny and fluffy, making it look more beautiful.