You can't eat meat. Not only that, there are many chinchillas that can't be eaten. Although chinchillas have good resistance and adaptability, long-term artificial feeding has made their digestive system fragile. My neighbor totoro is born with a strong fear, and we will study whether it can be used as food before we get anything. If we eat some flowers that we shouldn't eat, it may cause digestive, excretory and immune system diseases of chinchilla, and some diseases may not be found in a short time, so our owners must take good care of them. First of all, my neighbor totoro can't eat any fresh vegetables and fruits. The only thing I can give them is apples. Foods with high water content can easily lead to diarrhea in chinchillas. Totoro can't eat peanuts and soybeans either. Peanut contains too much oil. When soybean absorbs water into the abdomen, it will swell, causing discomfort to my chinchilla, and may even cause intestinal obstruction and death. My totoro likes all kinds of sweets. Raisins, dried bananas and other dried fruits are their favorites. When choosing them, try to choose those without too many accessories. Proper amount of sunflower seeds can supplement linoleic acid needed by chinchilla, but sunflower seeds are not suitable for daily feeding, and it is enough to give about 10 every week.