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Temperature:
You should keep your chins in an area where the temperature is between 60 degrees and 70 degrees. DO NOT exceed 75 degrees. Chins do not sweat or pant to be able to cool themselves. Therefore, temps above 75 degrees can cause heat stroke, resulting in death.
Diet and Treats:
Chins need pellets, hay, and water in their diets. I prefer Mazuri pellets mixed with Calf Manna. I also add a samll amount of old fashioned oatmeal with it. My chins love this and are striving on it. I use ceramic food dishes as they are harder to tip over. I use loose Timothy hay along with Alfalfa hay cubes. They get fresh water daily. I give my chins a treat a day. They like raisins, dried banana chips, and yogart chips. You can also give them craisins, small pieces of apple, and dried papaya. But remember, no matter how cute your chin looks at you keep the treats at one a day. Too many can be bad for them.
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This is the mixture of food we use.
This is Mazuri pellets, Calf Manna, and old fashioned oatmeal. Also raisins, banana chips, yogart chips, and Alfalfa hay cube. |
