Lovebird Care: Major Beak Trim for Lovebird Calmed without Drugs
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Australian Holistic Vet and Registered Avian Vet Specialist bring you a fascinating video clip of a remarkably calm Lovebird calmed by intent by Dr Perry as he reshapes its very overgrown deformed upper beak. The lovebird is one of a pair that have remained otherwise healthy despite chronic PBFD Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease. Dr Ross Perry consults about Caring for Birds in Sickness and Health at Cromer on Sydney's Northern Beaches near Dee Why.
What a trusting precious little bird.
+AnnemieM Thank you so much Annemie, Blessings Dr. Ross Perry. bit.ly/GoldCoastBirdVet
You are welcome
This bird completely trusts him. Amazing.
+MAN CAVE NO.1 Thank you so much for trusting me! Blessings with Love and Gratitude, Dr. Ross Perry.
Really impressive how you can keep the bird calm. You must project serenity!
Thank you Nitramletnan for your love, care and empathy and your comment!
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I think it would help you caring your birds and guide you as well. Blessings, Dr. Ross Perry. :)
Wonderful❣️ It would be so great to have you trim the beaks of my rescue birds who are unable to eat without me handfeeding them, due to having their upper beaks bitten very short, so not aligning with lower. I also handfeed one whose upper beak is overgrown, with hooked tip. I love how you calm them with intention.
Do you think it would be possible for me to help their alignment so they can eat, by filing a tiny bit at a time or with a pumice stone? There is no avian vet near me.
Oh my goodness, poor baby. What a sweetheart, it's like you have a magic touch with birds.
Thank you! Blessings, Dr. Ross Perry.
Doctors like this are amazing. A good Avian vet has to be compassionate, knowledgeable, and gentle. So happy this little banana birdie gets a new beak! It's great! :D
You must be the bird whisperer , you are fantastic.
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I will :)
Thank you Peggy. My relationship with these two birds in particular never ceases to amaze me. I have been trimming their beaks for years and they appear to completely trust me. I wish they all were like these!
Thank you!
Great work! You have a way with birds. I rescued a lovebird without a beak last year and we had a temporary, artificial beak attached so he could continue to function and now his real beak is finally growing in (Very exciting! His temperament is completely shifting to a much happier, healthier bird) so we are expecting to need a beak trim soon and are looking for a local avian vet. I love that you uploaded this helpful reference video so I know what to expect. Thanks!
Amazing you saved that bird! Thanks to you he got a chance.
Truly Amazing how calm that bird is for you. 👍
by calming myself and directing the calming energy by intent from my body and hands in particular through the bird and mentally reassuring the bird etc
Thanks for helping the cutie bird. He/She looks relieved after it.
Ross, you are Magician! Keep on with great work!
Dat the longest beak I had ever seen on a bird the size of that one.nice job trimming it:)
Damn, this guy must emanate a serenity aura or something
thanks Happyinlove97! The art of calming and hopefully reducing pain sensitivity by intent is not yet taught to vets at Uni yet is a skill worth acquiring in my opinion.I have started writing a textbook on caring for lovebirds but it might be a year before it is ready for publishing. We'll see!
thanks a lot for this video i really thank you
W o w, that is one LONG beak!!!
Good job
My cockatiel bird had the same problem, he survived 6 years, I regularly trim his beak with a dog's nail clipper, he was my amazing parrot still feel his love 💕💞💗
poor baby
Poor little thing! Don't worry...this guy's gonna help you!
Just amazing
Good job
@Illchangeitlater Synchronicity. I trimmed the beaks of these two lovebirds again yesterday... I had my little nail clippers confiscated at airport en route to David Cavanagh's workshop in Pattaya 2 weeks ago and hadn't replaced them.. used a pair of sharp wire cutters.. improvise when have to... they worked for me very well. Tx.
good demo.
+Samantha Esra Thanks Samantha! Visit my website about Perfect ways on how to care your bird! CARING FOR BIRDS WITH LOVE AND GRATITUDE! www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/buy-now-books-e-books-cds-dvds-by-dr-ross-perry-also-zeo-products.html
fantastic-peace
Hello Chevet. I am registered as a bird specialist and also care for other pets as a holistic vets. You may contact me @ 0419693279 for your appointment with your bird. If you would like to get a copy of my books
please visit my website www.goldcoastbirdvet.com! I think it would help you caring your birds and guide you as well.Blessings, Dr. Ross Perry.
I can of imagine the pain, poor baby. I had my nail yanked out a few days ago. And the pain made unbearable to walk. So, I had to stay home. :( It wasn't surgery, but it was like breaking a beak. T-T
If I hadn't invoked/used calming etc. energy transmission, there could have been a lot of pain, yet because I did, there was not. If you ever create the opportunity to visit John of God at Casa de Dom Inacio in Abadinania, Brazil, do so, and you will be utterly amazed at what can be done , including surgery, without drugs or regular anaesthesia on people standing up, with minimal or no pain. John of God illustrates what is possible. I aspire to apply some of the techniques to benefit birds in my care. Dr Ross Perry
great job!!!!❤
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Yes it can be done. e especaillly when young, corrective sideways pressure on both beasks 5-10 x a day is one way. I usually glue a strip of semirigid pastic to the lower beak to prevent the upper beak sliding across and sometimes need to trim the beaks also. See a bird specialist for guidance. Dr Ross Perry
Yes, that sometimes helps but not usually if the birds have PBFD. The birds do have some rocks. however I will try some smooth ones as you suggest and see what happens. They also have lots of branches etc to bite. Many lovebirds with PBFDrecover over 1-2 moults, including beak deformities, with just good nutrition. However some like these have the disease for years. Ross
Question, Frakensense and Myrh resin have always been a tradition in my home. Are they safe around birdies so long as they're well ventilated?
That's a big beak!
I've a canary that has a broken upper beak since he was 3 days old. Will it ever grow back? Any treatments? Home treatments
@Turkforlife123 It is similar to trimming nails and claws, The beaks are sensitive obviously for manipulating seeds and food etc. The beaks have bone with blood vessels and nerves and a network of these around the bone under the hard keratin. You can cut, file, dremel nails and beaks without causing pain. If you cut or grind or split too far then acute pain can result.
ello! ahm, i used to have a couple of lutino fischer sometime in 2008 i think, and both have grown their beaks to that long as shown in this video, what i did is i got some rocks i prefer smooth rock like as big as soap or bit less and some broken clay pot, and lots of woods to chew put inside their cage..& guess what, after a day or two their long beaks was trimmed by theirselves..thanks for the rorck and some pieces of broken clay pot.. hope this help a bit... ciao! xD
i just got a scaly lorikeet 9 weeks old,it has a major bent beak,like top beak grows left bottom grows to the right,can i help him grow it back normal
OK sorry I'll check
@DoctorRossPerry we have cut down abit of his beak but he still has that weird hair loss problem on the top of his forehead and the bottom part of the beak is abit long
My budgies tip of the beak is brown is this a sighn of a decaying beak he is very active and layful i dont think hes ill maybe is it normal? Please respond i know this vid is old but. It would help me out alot
Do you recommend beak filing for birds that have a normal beak growth? I gently file my jenday conures toenails one in a while, just the very pointy ends, and i dont find it necessary to do his beak sinc ehes a good toy destroyer, lol.
Why does this happens can anyone tell me as my birds peak is also increasing ND it to big now so it can't properly eat anything
My lovebird has the same problem with her beak. Why is that ? She was perfectly fine a year ago now her beak doesn't stop growing.
is this lovebird a trained actor?? i don't understand what u did that was so special to calm it? like, u just held it.... O.o
I have done this for this bird and its mate multiple times. I use my calming energy through my chakras including those of the hands. Blessings, Ross
That's very impressive that you're able to keep it so calm! So I have a question about nail growth on my kakariki, I have to give him (at least I think it's a him) monthly nail trims, or they will overgrow, his beak stays fine, but he also has very long moults, I'm talking months, I spray him for mites, and his diet is fantastic, pellets, a few seeds, sprouted and not, plenty of veg, a little fruit, some nuts (mostly almonds, and his favourite food is chilli peppers, it's the same diet my conure has, they share a cage (but are usually out), and the conure has no similar problems, in fact I've never had to trim his nails! Both eat and drink well and bath daily, I know kakarikis are known for their long moults and do have longer nails, but I am curious as to what's going on! Any ideas? Is it worth a consult with my vet?
Are his nails growing straight curved or twisted curved? If you have a decent vet take him there next time his nails need trimming and/or send me a series of macro photos of them. Ross
hi
my African grey got scissors beak can somebody suggest a suitable solution
When it was hatched, it had a full beak. I believe the parents nails got to it and made a loss. I can send you a photo of my bird if you've an email address. I just want to know if it will ever grow back, it does eat on his own, people don't believe how a bird with a half upper beak can eat and munch hard seeds and vegetables. I may have a couple other problems with other canaries. Scaly legs.
sweet
I have a macow & his beak is very long con i trim it ??
I would still encourage people who see this video to LET THEIR VET DO THIS until (and if) your avian vet TRAINS YOU in how to do it. It is not simply just clipping down the beak like a toenail. Even though Dr.Perry makes it look so easy. Though it seems effortless as we watch, he takes great care to hold the bird gently and even the pressure on his head and body without harming him. It has to be done gently and with great precision and the force used is applied in a precise way through several steps. Don't just go out and get cuticle podiatry clippers for your bird without your vet SHOWING YOU how to use them on your bird....or just have the vet do it. If you crack the beak on these birds things will be much worse and horribly painful for your bird.
+MAN CAVE NO.1 Yes, there is wisdom in your comments for those who have access to avian vets. However, many around the world do not have this luxury and so I do my best to demonstrate what can be done, at least sometimes. No drugs and no dope used to calm this lovebird. All done with empathy, love and gratitude, focused intent to calm and reassure and knowledge and experience in holding and restraining and positioning and supporting the beak for use with these cuticle clippers. See books available now on www.goldcoastbirdvet.com
I saw ur comment on cuttle bones. What would u recommend instead of cuttle bones to keep a birds beak naturally trim and where could i but ir?? I have a 4 Month old lovebird, and it Seems like his beak is growing too much, i dont relally want to take hiim to a vet without trying myself first to trim it naturally with things he could bite on. Thanks
Dr I need help my cockatoo has a long beak and I don't know what to do my bird has been trying to get rid of it by smashing it along the cage and I don't want to give it to the vet because he hates strangers and it would traumatise him plus he doesnt like objects that he's not familiar with near his face
An you do a video on how to calm birds for maintenance like this? Will the calming technique also work on raptors?
+Jesse Padilla More on my books Jesse and some of the answer above are in my Dr. Ross Perry's Budgie Book and Dr. Ross Perry's Caring for Birds with Love and Gratitude Book! Just visit my book website @ bit.ly/GoldCoastBirdVet or www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/buy-now-books-e-books-cds-dvds-by-dr-ross-perry-also-zeo-products.html
@thebettafish1 natural branches with bark, soft wood, sandstone, perhaps seashells,
thanks Doc. guys u can usually flu and roll stick a sand paper, the one that is used to grind wood.this is much easier and practical for the bird. u will have nothing to do except roll the sand paper with blu on the perch and thats it, then the bird will do the rest of the job. he will trim and grind his beak and even his nails. i wish it helps as well.
actually i did not mean "flu or blu" lol it was meant to be a glue :)
I do not advise what ramy lattouf suggests. In my experience it does not work and any particles of sand from the paper swallowed are partly covered in glue. Think about it before doing so. Ross
I've been reading and watching videos saying sand paper (the one sold for perches) are dangerous for birds. Dr. Ross can you please tell me if this is true? I really want to take good care of my next birds as I don't know what my bird died from in April and my family is still so sad and morning her loss.
I advise against any sandpaper for birds. Tell me where you find it in nature! You don't. You find sand and rocks but not pieces of sand stuck together with glue. Ross Perry
I have had 1 out of a hell of lot (100+) parrots over the years, have a beak that needed trimming she needs it done regularly there is other budgies in with her that have never needed it so don't go sticking stuff anywhere. Theses birds r the exception not the rule.
I can't get my girl that calm tho so glad it is not one of my bigger parrots.
how did you get the bird that calm??
Thank you so much for this video. Now I need to try to trim my birds beak it s up to the point where he's beak curled and about to poke his eye out. 😖
Go slowly and with good transillumination.
does that hurt him? of is it just like geting a haircut of nail trim
Dr. Perry, What kind of clippers do you use? I am trying to buy some online and want to know what they are called. Thank you for the video!
those look like human cuticle clippers to me. I have the same ones.
+Amber Penniston human cuticle podiatry clippers
Wish my vet was as good as you...he always makes it bleed and his nails..makes me feel sick when i see blood..
Thank you. it is a matter of experience, technique, grip, calming and patience! Blessings, Ross
do they feel pain from there beaks
I advise that you find out why the beak is overgrowing, what diseases are underlying it and what factors are contributing to the diseases and allowing them to persist. Then find out what orthodox treatments are available and what other holistic remedies I can suggest you explore. Trimming the beak of a macaw is often much more difficult and fraught with more danger than for a lovebird. I suggest a bird vet teach you. See goldcoastbirdvet dotcom if you need more remote evaluation and help. Ross.
How does a lovebirds beak get so long in the first place? I'm here cause I noticed a few sort of cracks? I thing they're cracks, along the top and bottom of her beak. If not sure if anything needs to be done now or in the future.
Either by neglect or by not knowing where to get appropriate help. I need to see clear macrophotographsofyour bird's beak on drrossperry1@gmail.com
My lovebird bites me, shes very nice and doesn't usually bite us but when she does it really hurts! Do you have any idea why? Or how to stop this?
I would use a nail clipper so I don't cut to much
What a loong beak
How does this guy do it? I've been trying what he does on my birds (the way he whispers to them to calm them down), and instead of calming them down they just struggle more.
With feeling and telepathy seeing them in advance very calm and relaxed and expressing love and gratitude to them, their over-souls and all those in spirit responding by helping my intent. It takes or took me lots of practice, and faith that it can be done. I suspect that I also move out of predominately beta brain wave to alpha and perhaps some theta, as in meditation etc. It is more difficult to do this "on show", and even more so if doubting thomases or negative or agitated mindsets are present.
You can watch at least 2 more video clips on calming by intent on dot com websites budgiehealth and there might be another on cockatielshealth and wildbirdhealth All these websites and more are in early days of construction and adding content and refinements just as quickly as I can. Did you find the video helpful? Dr Ross Perry
How do you keep the lovebird calm?
Everytime I try to hold my lovebird it keeps biting me and tries to fly.
Please tell how you control them.
It is a matter of practice and focused intent and self confidence that you have an energy field around your hands and coming from points on the palm of your hand as well as from your heart/chest, third eye. Project energy as instructed on the video into the bird
@thebettafish1 Cuttlebone is ok, but is soft and won't keep the beak short. Concrete perches are not suitable for live birds, perhaps stuffed ones (sore feet etc).
@CJBountyHunter It is not for me to judge my clients unless their activity is illegal, my job is to help them, to educate them. It is better that they come to me, albeit eventually, sometimes, and get professional help, and I am posting videos like this to show things can be done to help.
that's ok
I wish I could do this with my kakariki, nail clipping is a nightmare
You can with patience persistence faith and practice, without clipping his nairls until you have mastered the earlier steps. Blessings, Ross
awe poor baby. i never knew birds could have this much a beak problem.
It's more common with budgies. You should give all birds cuttlefish bone but some no matter what will always grow their beak really long
Sandi Jennings Shes a very good sport that bird. Do they have to have cuttlefish bone? no other hard surface would help?
Ya they have a cuttlefish bone and a sand perch. They bite the sand perch and its helping
Wow! Is this bird still alive? They live to 10-15 years I heard
I'm getting a cockatiel and I have some question that have not yet been answered. Do you have to give them vaccinations, wing trims, claw clips and of course beak trims or is that optional, and also do all birds need beak trims
Hello Lorilee. I am registered as a bird specialist and also care for other pets as a holistic vets. You may contact me @ 0419693279 for your appointment. If you would like to get a copy of my books especially Dr. Ross Perry's Cockatiel Book please visit my website www.goldcoastbirdvet.com!
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Vaccinations aren't required especially if your tiel won't be around other birds. As for wing trims, those are also optional if you allow your tiel time outside the cage. I personally trim because I don't want my bird flying around the house and possibly crashing into something. Trimming will prevent them from flying too high. I trim my tiel's claws with a small filer. Beak trims aren't necessary if you are giving them things to chew on like small wood chips and if the tiel doesn't have a disease that expedites beak growth.
I don't give vaccines to cockatiels, I don't do wing trims. I clip nails and beaks if overgrown or deformed but usually let them be. Blessings, Ross Perry
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Is very hard to trim the beaks
my lovebird is sick and his symptoms is that he is silent and making noise in a very low voice and he is making his up and down like humans do when they feel sleepy...
Remote bird health advice and help
Veterinary Law internationally and locally makes it illegal for vets to give advice without having physically examined the animal recently and /or without being asked for another opinion by a vet who has done so.
Perhaps you can ask your vet for a referral to me to explore holistic options for helping your bird(s)?
or
I can take my veterinary hat off and work as a scientific dowser using a series of charts I have created including diseases, drugs, body parts etc of people and a range of animals including dogs, birds and remotely tune into your bird's quantum energy field and evaluate answers on an exponential scale from 0 to positive 180 and 0 to negative 180 re status, wisdom, vitality etc. This work costs $65/15 minutes with the first 15 minutes pre=paid, payable to drrossperry1@gmail.com via paypal or direct transfer to Perrecca P/L NAB Bank BSB 082330 account number 516897373. I can also do transformative invocations and evaluate the almost immediate changes that occur with many of the above parameters. The wisdom of giving various drugs, remedies and courses of action can also be evaluated. None of this work is a veterinary diagnosis, veterinary advice or veterinary treatment. It is a remote reading of probabilities and possibilities as determined by scientific dowsing. I would anticipate 30-60 minutes work for full work up etc. tho you/we should have a good idea of probabilities and possibilities in first 15 minutes. You can Skype video call DoctorRossPerry while I m doing it and I provide a summary print out of key findings within the time available.
Let me know your bird's name and send me at least one preferably more macro photos and/or videos of aspects of your bird and a detailed history of veterinary care so far if at all possible if you want to proceed.
Blessings, Ross Perry
There are many different causes of Scissor bill. Your African Grey is likely to need regular beak trimming by an avian vet until you have learnt to shape the beaks yourself. To correct the underlying malalignment of the jaw your bird is likely to need a tension splint or prosthesis attached to realign the beaks towards normal. Do you live in Australia? Is one nostril blocked, Has your bird been tested for PBFDcircovirusdotcom?
So much depends on the circumstances and what has happened since the injury occurred. I would need to see clear macrophotos and spend 30-60 minutes consulting time with you via skype re Gold Coast Bird Vet web page
I got a new lovebird it has overgrown...is this a contiguous diseases because i have other lovebird too...anyone can reply soon?
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My friends love bird has its lover bick way over grown what can she do
Hm, I think you need a bigger clipper though. Not to cut faster, but just zo you don't have to use so much pressure. I'm a proffesional pedicurist and I need to "nibble" at giant toenails too and the bigger the handels of the clipper the easier it goes!
Hi there do you know why my little parrot has his under peak growing so tjat he cannot close his peak. We had been in animal cklinic several times but they're only try to take a bit.....now he is nearly 3 years and it seems that it would be ok the doctor was telling me that it was a DNA or something with food. His bird friend is now nearly 11 yeas and no problems with him more tan he is so angry and biting me but we had desired to left them to them who's are taking birds when the people dies or problems as I had badly back pain, and waiting my next surgery and my husband has retried and it's me who loves these cute fellows.. my next bird shall been a little blackhead parrot but in fb I got all bad words that I'm egoist to only have one bird, but I don't care so long that little fellow needs more than me.... And thank you letting us see your videos because I had learned so much.....I had before only one bird at time and got nearest little boy darling....it was budgies. I'm at home the most of my day so I want that blackhead bird, he seems to be very funny....ok. Thank you very much and learn us more..../ by best // anneliehelene@tele2.se
Hello Annalie, Thank you for contacting Dr. Ross... My name is Jesh and I help Dr Ross Perry. I would love to set you an appointment with Dr. Ross for any concerns. Dr Ross Perry usually waives his normal fees for pets and people when he is helping wild birds although he always appreciates donations to his email address drrossperry1@gmail.com to help his work. Please e-mail him directly and include at least one well focused photo of the bird along with your observations/history and questions. Please appreciate the legal constraints that apply if he is helping you in his capacity as a vet: Remote bird health advice and help
Veterinary Law internationally and locally makes it illegal for vets to give advice without having physically examined the animal recently and /or without being asked for another opinion by a vet who has done so.
Perhaps you can ask your vet for a referral to Dr Ross Perry to explore holistic options for helping your bird(s)?
or
Ross Perry can take his veterinary hat off and work as a scientific dowser using a series of charts he has created including diseases, drugs, body parts etc of people and a range of animals including dogs, birds and remotely tune into your bird's quantum energy field and evaluate answers on an exponential scale from 0 to positive 180 and 0 to negative 180 re status, wisdom, vitality etc. For pets and people but not for bona fide wildlife this work costs $70 for up to first 15 minutes with the first 15 minutes pre=paid, payable to drrossperry1@gmail.com via Paypal or direct transfer to Perrecca P/L NAB Bank BSB 082330 account number 516897373 and thereafter $65/15 minutes or part thereof. Dr Ross Perry can also do transformative invocations and evaluate the almost immediate changes that occur with many of the above parameters. The wisdom of giving various drugs, remedies and courses of action can also be evaluated. None of this work is a veterinary diagnosis, veterinary advice or veterinary treatment. It is a remote reading of probabilities and possibilities as determined by scientific dowsing. I would anticipate 30-60 minutes work for full work up etc. although you/we should have a good idea of probabilities and possibilities in first 15 minutes. You can Skype video call DoctorRossPerry while he is doing it and he will provide a summary print out of key findings within the time available.
Let him know your bird's name and email him at least one and preferably more macro photos and/or videos of aspects of your bird and a detailed history of any veterinary care so far if at all possible if you want to proceed.
Please consider contacting me on Skype so I can assist your further. My Skype ID is jesh.sadio.
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im getting an avairy and might be breeding them so do u have any tips
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I've been looking for a breeder in California. I want 2 Peach faced lovebirds. How's it came along for you so far?
Aww, poor thing, how often would you recommend getting the beak trimmed to stop this from happening?
It so cute
+Happy Lollipops YAY monthly in the case of these birds until underlying disease is transformed.
+Happy Lollipops YAY Most birds don't need a beak trim I believe.
Just read up on it. I think it is important to get a book about parrots when you have them, they are complicated creatures.
I have 2 parrots and I supply them with wooden baskets, but the wood needs to be untreated.They love to bite the baskets into small toothpicks.
I buy the baskets used. I make sure that the baskets are clean looking and then I still have to soak them in the bathtub for a few hours.
A lot of basket were used in the bathroom I think and who knows what has been spilled in them. Anyway,
then I let the baskets dry and give them to my parrots.
They love to bite the baskets into shreds.
It makes them so happy.
So, if you want a parrot that is happy or and if you have a parrot with a beak that grows to big, try that.
Please don't try to cut beaks on your own as that can be dangerous for the bird I
was told by a good source.
AnnemieM
Ok, thanks, this helps a lot!
Do they grow back
Yes, abnormally as in this video until underlying issues have been addressed then they grow back normally. Thanks for asking. Consider my godundme link on facebook DrRossPerry
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why did the beak get that way i have never seen that before
In my opinion the beak overgrows like this due to a combination of diseases induced by psittacine beak and feather disease circovirus infection and the concurrent induced auto-immune disease that affect many organs of the body including the liver and beak germinal epithelium from where it grows. Dr Ross Perry
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Those are meant to cut skin "cuticles" reason why They are called "Cuticle nippers"
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Budgie e-Book
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My green cheek conure has a beak like that and i really need to find a vet for them :(
+iKillDweebsTM/GFX&More!/.
Thank you for asking me to help you and your Pet!
Please privately message me at Skype DoctorRossPerry or email drrossperry1@gmail.com and I will explain what is involved in us working together, albeit legally internationally and locally, in my capacity as a vet I am not allowed to give specific advice and help without working through a vet who has already recently physically examined your pet. So if this can’t be done, I need to take off my veterinary hat and work as a private citizen with various other skills. Blessing and thanks again, Dr. Ross Perry :)
+iKillDweebsTM/GFX&More!/. Turn any bird upside down on its back with it head tilted back and it disorientates them and they go into a kind of trance. It has absolutely nothing what so ever to do with "practice" as this man said.
+Allan Rasco You don't know that you're talking about. Try cutting your birds beck and I don't care if his in some trance or not , he is NOT going to like it.
+Pat Stokes - Having imprinted / hand raised / trained (including free flying training for theater shows), groomed many talons, claws, tails, and wings, for years on Blue & Gold Macaws, Citron & Sulfur Crested Cockatoos, Parakeets, and Doves, I think I know my fair share. If you put the amount of time and loving care that I have with my show birds, then you'd know that your birds would trust you. It causes them no pain whatsoever if done with care. They need it done to eat, drink, and preen properly. It is no different than you or I trimming our own nails.
Allan Rasco rightt. if you're so sure that you can just simply turn a bird over to keep it calm then donl it with a wild untamed LARGE bird and record it as proof. YOU are the one that said ANY bird.
If a budgie's beak tip is brown, it is usually the result of an old interlaminal haemorrage. This can be the result of a crash injury, a crush injury from a bite from another bird or it can be associated with tumours and infections affecting the deep layers of the growing beak. However the most common cause is one or more chronic diseases affecting the liver such as viral infections, accumulated chemical and mycotoxin poisons, and vitamin K deficiency. See GoldCoastBirdVet dotcom 4 remote help.
oh and the name is Pedram oh one more thing I'm 12 years old I have a lovebird and this one knows how to open a door of the bird cage and he also bites sometimes
You need to get locks for your cage. They're not expensive, usually a few cents. 99cents stores, dollar tree, Daiso, ect. sell them or your local pet shop might have them. You really should use the locks because lovebirds are smart and can be good escape artist.
well my mom has to do this and she cant get the bird to calm
Even toenail trims, they don`t like, again, if they have gravel, nails do not need to be trimmed, as w/ beak trim, is considered a no-no, they already rub their beaks against rough edges to clean & shape their beaks.
Gravel is not good for birds and if they get sick they can eat to much gravel and things can get worse quickly. Sand paper is also a horrible choice. Fortunately; near my home there's a bird specialty shop where they do a wonderful job on wings and bird claws. There are also various Vets who specialize in aviary around here.
See the video Lovebird beak trim by Dr. G, to see how to safely trim a bird beak with nail trimmers and a dremel, without anesthesia and safe techniques to hold your bird. Also see the video Parrot beak trim by Dr. G. for larger parrot beak trims, African grey beak trim, and the video cockatiel exam by Dr. G. , finch exam by Dr. G. to help keep your bird happy and health long term. petsvets1
Awe poor bird I love lovebirds in fact mine is on eggs for the first time it will only lay eggs well it is her first time and the first egg is about to hatch : )
How are the babies now?? Did you sell them? Does she still lay eggs???
gj hero
Thanks Vic! When you have time you can check on Dr Ross Perry's Books here
www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
I think it would help you caring your birds and guide you as well.
Blessings, Ross.
ok thanks mate
my bird has the same problem
Where do you live?
need a dremmel
Why is my budgie's beak not growing?
send me a few photos to drrossperry1@gmail.com
Ok I'm sending.
Did you get it?
You might say that, although I know that for me to do this there is a great deal more that is invisible to most, that it is necessary to invoke and create and be to enable this process and result. Skill, learning, practice, experience, empathy, trust, confidence and more. With blessings of love and gratitude for all, especially those who appreciate this. Dr Ross Perry at GoldCoasBirdVet dotcom.
My Cockatiel Bella screeches loudly during beak trims. But could be due to she's not use to the procedure yet. Only had a beak trim twice so far. Or maybe my Vet isn't as soothing as this Vet is!!
I suggest you invest in my Cockatiel book and later in my dowsing book and bird poop books. In the meantime if you want my personal help I cost $70 for first 15 minutes as explained below:
Cockatiel Book.
E-Book
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Hardcopy within Australia
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Hardcopy outside Australia
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Remote bird health advice and help
Veterinary Law internationally and locally makes it illegal for vets to give advice without having physically examined the animal recently and /or without being asked for another opinion by a vet who has done so.
Perhaps you can ask your vet for a referral to me to explore holistic options for helping your bird(s)?
or
I can take my veterinary hat off and work as a scientific dowser using a series of charts I have created including diseases, drugs, body parts etc of people and a range of animals including dogs, birds and remotely tune into your bird's quantum energy field and evaluate answers on an exponential scale from 0 to positive 180 and 0 to negative 180 re status, wisdom, vitality etc. This work costs $70 for up to first 15 minutes with the first 15 minutes pre=paid, payable to drrossperry1@gmail.com via paypal or direct transfer to Perrecca P/L NAB Bank BSB 082330 account number 516897373 and thereafter $65/15 minutes or part thereof. I can also do transformative invocations and evaluate the almost immediate changes that occur with many of the above parameters. The wisdom of giving various drugs, remedies and courses of action can also be evaluated. None of this work is a veterinary diagnosis, veterinary advice or veterinary treatment. It is a remote reading of probabilities and possibilities as determined by scientific dowsing. I would anticipate 30-60 minutes work for full work up etc. tho you/we should have a good idea of probabilities and possibilities in first 15 minutes. You can Skype video call DoctorRossPerry while I m doing it and I provide a summary print out of key findings within the time available.
Let me know your bird's name and send me at least one preferably more macro photos and/or videos of aspects of your bird and a detailed history of veterinary care so far if at all possible if you want to proceed.
See also Dowsing from the Heart E-book
www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/p157/%22Dowsing_From_The_Heart%22_%28Book_1%29__eBook_by_Dr_Ross_Perry.html
Blessings, Ross Perry