Why are chinchillas so aggresive?

Are they comfortable? They need a large cage, at least half an hour outside running, attention, pellets, hay, water and toys to chew on. If they are losing weight, make sure to take them to a vet as it is one of the best indicators that your chinchilla has health issues. Also, give them attention but space as well. read more

So, before you condemn the chinchilla's past, consider that the aggressive chinchilla you may be dealing with is a product of your own creation, or that you simply came across an animal that was born that way. read more

So it depends on the cat on if the chinchilla would be seen as prey or as a playmate. I would have no worries about the chinchilla being"aggressive" toward the cat. He may become curious and nibble on him, as this is what they do to investigate things. read more

Males may become aggressive around new chinchillas, as well. Pregnant chinchillas have also been known to act differently around chinchillas and people they know. If your chinchilla ever acts lethargic or doesn't move, take him to the vet immediately. read more