I rescued a Pied Lovebird last week. It had an overgrown beak, which I trimmed, then Dremeled, and it is now happy and eating a lot more. With it's beak now down to a functional size, it is now eating things it has never eaten before, so now it will get a nice balanced diet. Here I shared some of my veggie subway!It is neither tame nor wild but has a very nice disposition (does not bite)
Quote, originally posted by NibCrom »You dremeled the beak? Crazy!why not, i dremel my dogs nails. I can get them shorter and rounder with out splintering.
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Quote, originally posted by NibCrom »You dremeled the beak? Crazy!I referred to a bird breeder who said to use a dog nail trimmer to cut, then grind down the beak to smooth and shape. I dremel the dogs' nails too. It's fast, and lessens the risk of "cutting too much".
Quote, originally posted by keithvibe »nothing worse than cutting in to the quickYep, that's why anything I do to groom, I have that bottle of quik-stop right there...just in case.
Quote, originally posted by keithvibe »why not, i dremel my dogs nails. I can get them shorter and rounder with out splintering.I just never would have thought to do that!