Long-term in Fujian, Guangdong. Can my chinchilla get heatstroke if I can't turn on the air conditioner in summer? Will it freeze to death in winter?

Generally speaking, the living temperature of chinchillas should not exceed 25 degrees Celsius. If it exceeds 25 degrees Celsius, we should consider using various methods to cool down, because if it exceeds 25 degrees Celsius, the probability of heatstroke in my neighbor totoro will be greater, and the death rate of heatstroke in my neighbor totoro will be higher.

There are many ways to cool down, air conditioning is relatively simple, and other things, such as igloo, ice box and ice bag, can also be used together, mainly to cool down, but fans can't do it in hot days.

It's probably nothing in winter. Generally, if you keep my chinchilla indoors, these places in Guangdong and Fujian are still ok in winter, so don't worry about keeping warm.

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In fact, the biggest problem in Guangdong and Fujian is humidity. The weather is too humid, and the chinchilla fur is easy to breed mold and fungi. Pay attention to dehumidification.