|
Drooling
I received this email and am posting to get opinions/suggestions from you guys.
Sorry to bother you, I found your email address on a Chinchilla site. I have a three year old chinchilla who is drooling a lot today. I am aware of the growing teeth issue, but he has never drooled before so I thought everything was alright. He has a few blocks of wood, a small wooden bench, as well as a pumice stone. I thought he was well taken care of, but I guess I am wrong.
His whole chin and neck and front paws are soaked. There is no free water where he could have gotten wet in. He did not eat any of his food yesterday or today. There is no discharge from his eyes however.
I assume this is a result of the teeth, but how do I find a vet who knows what to do with a Chinchilla? Is there any other possible cause of this since it seems to have been suddenly, or have I just missed the signs until now? Right now he is liking my arm like he is trying to get salt or something... I don't know what to do...
|
|
|
|
Registered Members don't see these ads. Register now it's free!
|
|