Solutions to chinchilla urinary stones:

1. When the breeder finds that the chinchilla is always howling and the chinchilla has blood in its urine, it can basically be solved. If it is determined that there are stones in the chinchilla's urethra or bladder, the breeder needs to take the chinchilla to the pet hospital immediately.

2. After arriving at the pet hospital, you need to take an X-ray to determine the size and location of the stones. Small stones can be treated with medication, while large stones require surgery.

3. Breeders need to cooperate with the pet doctor’s treatment and make preoperative preparations and postoperative care. Before surgery, breeders need to calm the chinchilla’s emotions and then prepare for the surgery.

4. After the operation, the breeder needs to wear an Elizabethan ring on the chinchilla to prevent the chinchilla from licking the wound and causing difficulty in healing. After the operation, the chinchilla needs to be placed in a separate cage to prevent other chinchillas from harming it.

5. Breeders need to find the cause of chinchilla stones. It is most likely caused by chinchillas drinking less water. Breeders can check whether the drinking fountain can discharge water normally and clean it before giving it to chinchillas. use. There is a small probability that it is caused by excessive calcium supplementation. Breeders need to improve the eating habits of chinchillas to prevent the disease from recurring again.