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Since I won't be home until August, my mom had to take Ziggy in for a nail and beak trim from the vet for the first time. I've always just done it myself, and I've done my best to train him to tolerate it and not be afraid of the pet nail dremel I use to file his beak down. Well guess what!!!
He was SUCH a good boy and he was SO BRAVE and calm I'm so proud of him.
Post-cope. Much better. And don't worry he got lots of wormies as a reward.
Before and after Noddys beak trim
Took me a stupidly long time to realise it was an uncomfortable length for doing chicken business with. She is much happier now 😊
We permanently sand the original Thermo-Perch to help aid in trimming of nails and beaks. The sand also provides a nice easy grip surface. Low voltage UL Listed power supply. One year limited warranty.
http://www.petsuppliesandpetfood.com/K-H-Heated-Perch-Reduces-Avian-Stress-Small-Birds-p/655199091102.htm
We permanently sand the original Thermo-Perch to help aid in trimming of nails and beaks. The sand also provides a nice easy grip surface. Low voltage UL Listed power supply. One year limited warranty.
http://www.petsuppliesandpetfood.com/K-H-Heated-Perch-Reduces-Avian-Stress-Large-Birds-p/kh9112.htm
Not that bad
Lewey's beak had grown quite long and I was afraid it was going to bleed if it was clipped. First time watching a beak trim today at the vet and it wasn't as bad as I imagined (watched too many YouTube videos) Lewey made crying sounds I hadn't heard before but other than that he was cool once it was over. Vet says I can do it on my own next time..
Got to take my tortoise to the vet this morning. She's not ill, she just needs her beak trimming. I've tried giving her cuttlefish bones, but she's not interested in them. I've also tried putting her food on rough stones and while I think that'll help her maintain the length once it's trimmed its not doing anything to wear it down. So as a last resort we're going to the vets. I've read that it's really stressful for them so I'm just trying to remember that I'm doing the right thing for her. :/
