Shannon563
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So I have a Lovebird, needing to know if Cuttlebones are good for keeping beaks trimmed?
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LordTriggs
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cuttlebone is more for them to eat for calcium than to trim the beak
a good bet is to get a concrete perch for them, that should help keep the beak and claws trimmed
a good bet is to get a concrete perch for them, that should help keep the beak and claws trimmed
FlyBirdiesFly
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I have concrete perches and my birds never use them, but their beaks have never been a problem. You should have cuttlebone in the cage as a source of calcium, even if it doesn't trim the beak.
psychocircus91
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It certainly won't hurt!
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Shannon563
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My Lovebird has a band on his left leg, he's had this band since I got him. But he keeps biting at it, why is he doing this?
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