My Chinchilla just had two Kits, Please help?

Keep mom on her pellets and give her plenty of good quality hay. DOnt dust bath for 7-10 days, Not mom and not the babies, or any other chins around them (if there are any)... She will do most of the work, and will be fine, as long as the cage is baby safe. If the floor of the cage is not a solid floor, fill it to cover the floor grate.

The side wires of the cage mesh should be no larger then 1/2" (one half inch) opening..,,, it can be 1/2 inch by 2 inch), but a baby can get out an 1x1 inch opening, so the baby safe cage is very important.

They are not like hamsters, the mom will not kill the babies if you touch,. I always pick them up from the first day, just to make sure they are strong and have full round tummys and put them right back,,, after a week I handle them more and more... it makes for friendly young pets!

Write me if you have further questions or need help.

Ok... first thing off, don't interfere with the mamma chinchilla, she'll be pissed if you touch her, or her babies (she's in the mamma protective mode). If you want to get rid of the babies ASAP call a pet store and ask if they can take them, but if not then call the pet store for advice. If those choices don't seem right, then do it the normal way. She'll be VERY low on body energy when she's nursing, so be sure to give her lots of protein and energy every day including water (yogurt drops are great), so you'll have to wait it out for several weeks while giving her protein. Don't hand feed her also, set her food in another corner. If you haven't already, tell your parents! It's not your fault she's gave birth!