Chinchilla Cooling Slabs, Tiles, Mats and Pads
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Pet Summer Cooling Mat- 3Pcs Rabbit Cooling Pad, Hamster Guinea Pig Cool Plate with Washable for Chinchilla Kitten Small Animals
Kaytee Chin-Chilla Cool Mat
emours Hamster Chinchilla Chiller Cool Granite Stone Small Animal Habitat Decor, 7.8 x 5.9 inch
POPETPOP 2Pcs Marble Pet Cooling Mat for Hamster, Rabbit, Chinchilla, Guinea Pig - 9x9cm Granite Cooling Pad for Small Pets, Indoor & Outdoor Use
BSITSSS 4 x Cooling Pad for Rabbit, Cooling Mat for Pets, 12 x 8 cm for Guinea Pig Cage, Chinchilla, Hamster and Other Small Animals
VICASKY 1Pc Summer Marble Cooling Board for Hamsters Rabbits Chinchillas Guinea Pigs Random Pattern Pet Cooling Plate for Comfortable Relaxation and Sleep
Hohopeti 2pcs Hamster Ceramic Nest Ceramic Hideout for Chinchilla Small Pet Nest Summer Cooling Hamster Hut Dwarf Gerbil House House Bed s
Angoily 1pc Pet Cooling Board Marble Slab for Hamsters Chinchillas and Guinea Pigs Premium Summer Accessory Random Pattern Portable and Safe Design for Your Beloved Pets
Toyvian 2Pcs Cooling Board for Small Pets Marble Summer Bed Scratch Resistant Heat Dissipation Pad for Hamsters Rabbits Chinchillas and Guinea Pigs
Keeping your pet chinchilla cool is a very important task as they can easily overheat!
Marble slabs (sometimes called tiles or pads) provide a brilliant surface on which your chinchilla can rest and cool down. Many chinchilla owners will place their chinchilla marble slab in the fridge before putting it into the cage. The chinchilla will no doubt appreciate the cool slab, especially in the summer. You will also be surprised how long the marble will keep cool!
Super Cool Chinchilla Marble Tiles, Pads and Slabs!
Marble slabs or tiles can normally be purchased in most pet shops. You may find variations on marble - granite also does a good job, so do terracotta flower pots.
Also be sensible in ensuring your chinchilla cage is away from direct sunlight and radiators.
Keeping your Chinchilla Cool
A chinchilla cooling marble is only one part of keeping your chinchilla cool. Remember to position your chinchilla cage somewhere that does not get direct sunlight and use air conditioning if possible. Think about how hot your house can get in the summer - it's probably even hotter for your chinchilla!