Solutions to chinchillas’ calcium deficiency:

1. Breeders can appropriately increase the intake of chinchillas’ staple food and increase alfalfa in their daily feeding. Grass. Supplement calcium through dietary supplements. Alfalfa contains a lot of calcium and protein, so you can feed it a handful every other day.

2. Breeders can feed chinchillas calcium tablets for children, because calcium tablets for children are generally fruit-flavored, and chinchillas can accept this taste. On average, feed half a tablet a day, and one tablet can be given to larger chinchillas. Generally, chinchillas will have obvious changes after taking it for two months. You can also choose calcium supplement foods or medicines specifically for pets.

3. If the breeder needs to quickly supplement calcium to the chinchilla, he can choose calcium gluconate oral solution. Take one bottle and mix it with about 300ml of water, put it into the chinchilla's drinking fountain, and feed it in about two days. A two-day course of treatment, with one day between each course, will have significant results in about a week at the fastest.

Precautions when supplementing calcium for chinchillas:

1. Breeders should be careful not to supplement calcium to chinchillas excessively, which may cause urinary tract disease in chinchillas. Diseases such as stones.

2. Do not supplement calcium in the same way as humans or other animals. Chinchillas are pure vegetarians. If they are fed bone soup, etc., it will cause the chinchilla to get sick at least, or endanger the chinchilla at worst. s life.