Chinchillas originate come from the Andes Mountains of South America. Nowadays, they are rarely found in their natural habitat apart from Northern Chile. Humans hunted chinchillas almost to extinction, both short-tailed and long-tailed, for their thick, valuable fur. These days, it is considered a protected animal, and due to this fact their population started to grow considerably.
* * * * They also spray urine.
Yes, chinchillas can spray urine as a means of marking their territory or when they feel threatened. This behavior is more common in males, especially during mating season. While it is not a frequent occurrence, owners should be aware that chinchillas may occasionally spray when startled or stressed. Regular handling and a calm environment can help minimize such behaviors.
Yes, it's urine.
yes they spray urine or something
urine
Spray with vinegar and ventilate the area.
Urine and phermones. It marks their territory.
yes it does
In order to clean cat urine from a cowhide rug, you need to soak up the urine with a paper towel. Next, spray the rug with a cat odor deodorizer spray and apply a little soap to it.
Spray dog urine around the property.
Yes, people who are allergic to bunnies may also be allergic to chinchillas. Both animals belong to the same order, Lagomorpha for bunnies and Rodentia for chinchillas, and they can produce similar allergens, such as proteins found in their fur, saliva, and urine. However, individual reactions can vary, so it's essential for those with allergies to consult an allergist for personalized advice.
They spray there urine (females) males track them down. 'their'... not 'there'