The reasons why chinchillas always bite the cage:

1. The chinchilla may be asking for help from its owner. For example, wanting food or wanting to get out of the cage. If the breeder lets the chinchilla out regularly every day, and suddenly the breeder fails to let it out when the time comes, it will bite the cage to tell the breeder that it wants to come out.

2. The chinchilla may be grinding its teeth when biting the cage. The chinchilla’s teeth grow very fast. If it cannot grind its teeth in time, it may cause a series of diseases. In severe cases, it may cause the chinchilla’s teeth to grow back. Pierce the brain. When the breeder fails to feed the chinchillas teeth grinding food in time, the chinchillas will bite the cage to grind their teeth.

3. Chinchilla is a social animal. When it is bored, it will bite the cage. When the breeder finds out, he can play with the chinchilla for a while or find a companion for the chinchilla, so that the chinchilla will No more biting the cage.

The dangers of chinchillas always biting the cage:

1. Cheap cages are usually painted with a layer of colored paint or a layer of paint on the outside in order to make them more beautiful. Oil, when the chinchilla bites the cage, these substances may enter the chinchilla's mouth, which will harm the chinchilla's health over time.

2. If the quality of the cage is very good, the chinchilla may break its teeth when biting the cage. Broken teeth will affect the chinchilla's ability to eat, thus affecting the chinchilla's health.

3. Chinchillas always bite wooden cages and swallow a lot of wood chips, which may scratch the chinchilla's stomach or accumulate in the chinchilla's stomach, causing a burden to the chinchilla.