Methods to rescue a dying chinchilla:

1. If the breeder finds that the chinchilla is weak and dying because it has not eaten or drank for a long time, it can give Feed the chinchilla some food and water and wait for a while before the chinchilla can recover.

2. If the breeder finds that the chinchilla is dying because of the noisy environment, the chinchilla has not rested for a long time, and the sequelae of being mentally stressed for a long time, the breeder can change the chinchilla's feeding Change the environment to a quiet and ventilated environment, put it in a familiar nest and let it rest. It will get better after a while.

3. If the breeder finds that the chinchilla is dying and is accompanied by other symptoms such as vomiting and blood in the stool, the chinchilla may be sick. It is necessary to take measures to keep the chinchilla warm and keep it breathing smoothly. Take the chinchilla to the pet hospital for treatment.

4. Chinchillas should be fed drugs with basic life-sustaining characteristics immediately, the specific situation should be checked, and severe cases should be sent to the hospital in time.

5. Send it to the hospital as soon as possible. Professional doctors and medical facilities can check it. You can put the chinchilla in the ICU to inhale oxygen, keep warm, and check for infectious diseases, parasites, etc. If it is a small illness caused by an infectious disease, When a cat is dying, every second counts when rescuing it. Early treatment will increase the kitten's chance of survival.

Methods to keep chinchillas healthy:

1. Breeders need to provide chinchillas with a quiet, hygienic, ventilated, and temperature-friendly living environment. Do not interact with chinchillas. Other animals were kept in a cage.

2. Breeders need to feed in a scientific way, do not use snacks instead of staple food, and ensure the diversity of food, so that the chinchillas can get more comprehensive nutrition.

3. Breeders need to take chinchillas for deworming and physical examination regularly. If problems are found, they should be diagnosed and treated promptly.