Ultimate Chinchilla Care Chinchillas as Pets the Must Have Guide for Anyone Passionate about Owning a Chinchilla. Includes Health, Toys, Food, Bedding


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Everything you need to know about looking after your Chinchilla and giving them the best possible life... Guaranteed to answer all your questions, this book is a must have for anybody passionate about owning Chinchillas. It covers care, health, diet, housing, food, and breeding. Plus how (and where) to select your Chinchilla with facts, information and relevant web resources. It is written in an easy to read and understandable style. Perfect for anyone looking to own these amazing creatures. There is also a free club that readers can join online so they can connect with other owners and share information. They can also receive book updates and other benefits. It's written in a straight forward no nonsense fashion from someone who has loved Chinchillas for years. Thomas Layton covers all aspects of keeping a Chinchilla happy and healthy and what do do if they do get ill. The book is full of sound advice and answers to your questions.




Chinchillas


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The delightful South American "unrodent-like rodent" known as the chinchilla makes a playful and affectionate companion animal. Author Donna Anastasi refers to them as "inquisitive, sensitive, intelligent, and active," the ideal combination of intelligence and interaction anyone would want in a small pet.This Complete Care Made Easy title is an ideal introductory pet guide about the chinchilla, with detailed chapters on characteristics, selection of a healthy chinchilla, housing and care, welcoming and taming the new arrival, feeding and daily care, training, and health and veterinary care. The book offers excellent advice about feeding and nutrition, including the choice of pellets, supplements, hay, and treats.The chapter "Understanding and Training Your Chinchilla" explains the abilities and limitations of chinchillas' senses (they're nearsighted but have exceptional hearing) and offers a great overview of how they communicate through sounds and body language. With positive reinforcement and a clicker (no leash and collar!), the chin can be trained to perform tricks for the family's entertainment, and the book gives lots of training pointers for owners! For chin fanciers who are interested in further exploration, the author includes chapters on breeding chinchillas and getting involved in chin shows. Sidebars throughout the text provide useful information to chinchilla keepers, covering such topics as chin colors, harmful human foods, daily care checklist, and show terminology. The resources include chinchilla societies, books and websites. Glossary of terms and index included.




Chinchilla


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I see a chinchilla. The chinchilla is gray. Beginning readers can learn all about chinchillas in this short book in the I See Animals Series. With less than 20 unique words, kids can find out about interesting animals while building their reading fluency. Each I See Animals book uses simple sentences, sight words, and vibrant photos to help even the earliest readers dive into a nonfiction informational text. The books all contain a note to parents and caregivers with tips for helping kids learn to read. A word list and post-reading activities are also included in every I See Animals book. These books are all Guided Reading Level C.




Chin Up, Chinchilla


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Follow along as one little hedgehog imagines what could possibly have made this chinchilla look so sad. If you've ever had a soggy sandwich or found a monster under your bed, you'll understand how situations big and small can ruin your day.




The Chinchilla Handbook


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These small mammals, native to South America, are known for their luxurious, soft fur and boisterous, playful personalities. They are quiet creatures and very low maintenance pets. However, there's a lot you need to know to keep this long-lived rodent happy and healthy. B.E.S. Pet Handbooks are written, designed, and illustrated in much the same attractive style as B.E.S. best-selling Complete Pet Owner's Manuals. However, Handbooks have a larger page count and with it, more extensive and detailed coverage of each title's subject pet. This updated edition for chinchilla owners provides a wealth of information on the animal's anatomy and life cycle, plus advice on housing, feeding, training, and health care.




The Cha Cha Files


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The Cha Cha Files: A Chapina Poética by Maya Chinchilla is a timely debut that makes visible the Central American-Guatemalan diaspora and disentangles the myths from the mayhem of civil wars, urban wars, and the wars raging in young hearts. Part memory, part imaginary, The Cha Cha Files honors Central American feministas, Long Beach roqueras, families divided by war, lovers separated by borders, and celebrates the pleasure and heartbreak of femmes, machas, y mariconadas. These poems, stories, and snapshots traverse California coastlines and southern borderlines, cut across tense multi-culti high-school hallways, sing Solidarity Movement songs, mosh through tribal slam pits, and find home in the vibrant Bay Area where radical activists and lovers alike come of age. Chinchilla's hopeful and uniquely Chapina voice emerges as a significant contribution to U.S. Latina/o literary works.




Care for a Pet Chinchilla


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Provides advice on having a chinchilla as a pet, discussing its behavior, housing, life cycle, selection, feeding, and handling.




The Complete Chinchilla Owners Guide :Facts about what makes Chinchillas great pets including facts about chinchilla care, chinchillas as pets


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Facts about what makes chinchillas great pets including facts about chinchilla care in general. The Chinchilla originates from the Andes Mountain Range in South America and the name derives from the South American Chincha tribe. The Chinchilla was first introduced to the western world in the 1500s. Chinchillas are very popular due to the thickness of their fur which is actually the thickest of any land mammal. Chinchillas that are handled by humans from a young age will be fairly tame and should usually form a close relationship with their own. There are cases though were the Chinchilla will not enjoy being held. Chinchillas are a nocturnal creature meaning that they are active at night and sleep during the day. Your chinchillas should be kept somewhere quiet during the day so that they are able to rest. Because the Chinchilla is an energetic and active pet it requires plenty of room to run around in.




Chinchillas - from Pets to Profession


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This two part book is the perfect resource for anyone thinking of owning a chinchilla or considering becoming a chinchilla breeder.




Gorilla/Chinchilla and Other Animal Rhymes


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Rhymed text and illustrations decribe a variety of animals whose names rhyme but are of very different habits and appearance.