Can you use this product on cockatiel's nails?
765000
It will grind the tips from any animal nails as long as you get them used to the sound of the motor first. Our cats finally got used to the whirl of the motor after a few filing attempts.
765001
I really wouldn't like to say. There is a small hole for a nail to fit into but I don't know how big a cockatiel's nails are. The small hole is about 4-5 cms. in diameter, but I would definitely ask a vet first.
765002
Having never lived with a bird, I don't know. Our 30lb rat terrier is a bit freaked by the volume of the motor tho. Idk if that tells you anything...
1530628
Yes, just give you dog some Peanut butter on a spoon it occupies them while you are trimming their nails but if they get fussy let it go and come back at a later date. You must trim a very small amount 1/16" or 1/8" at a time to Be Sure and Do Not Cut into the Quick. If you do cut into the Quick you need something like Kwik Stop Powder to stop the bleeding, also your dog will not like you for a little while. You can find the Quick by looking at the underside of the dogs nail to see where the nail meets flesh. It would be like cutting the tip of your finger so please be careful. As for the trimmers there are two sizes small and large I have both and they are great. Enjoy CWN
257321
I would check with your vet because I am not sure if it should be used on birds. It is an excellent quality item with a low and high speed.
1668715
Yes, this product can be used for that. I did it myself when I was using the product because that was one of the things I would bite when I was biting my nails.
1548041
Oh I would say NO , I have a big pearl Cockatiel , and she like's the cage but I said before I would of preferred a little bigger cage for her, also there is not many ways to set it up for play time in the cage I have all sorts' of sticks on the outside for her and I never attached the top with the nut's so I take the top off for her during the day so she can come in and out, because the door is not an easy access for a med bird , now my little parakeet fly's in and out lol, so my answer is no go a little bigger, I can send pictures of my cage with my bird in it if that would help.
1880319
It's not really adequate for a cockatiel, I would think you would want a bigger , stronger cage for that size bird. I use it as a travel cage only for my cockatiels.
1634950
I would think not. I bought this for my parakeet and his poor little feet could BARELY stay on it. My cockatiel's feet are able to grip it better.
787917
I really don´t Know. Take notice that the product only works if the fungus has not spread on the whole nail. It only works on partially infected nails.
2224449
I have not had any problems using this product on my dog. I just took a couple of days and let him get used to the noise etc. before trying to trim his nails. I suggest you do the same with a cat. Just let the trimmer slowly be smelled and examined by the pet and then let them hear the noise it makes before ever trying to trim the nails.
2028089
No this would not work for what you need this is a replica of sun for reptiles. I have owned Cockatiels before and never used any bulbs on them just gave them natural sun light, you might b better off asking a bird specialist sorry i could not b of more help but i will ask around for u.
1873765
I have two cockatiels and a parakeet that reside in the cage. It works perfectly. I have added limbs from PetSmart and the birds love it. It is like a little tree for them with extra perches. The grating does not cause any harm to small birds.
831149
Yes, it'll work on finger nails as well as toe nails when used as directed. My daughter used it and was very pleased.
312584
I use it on my own nails so, I don't see why not. As always with dogs nails, be careful not to cut too deep but, otherwise, I see no problem. I bought them as an experiment on my own nails. Prolonged periods in wet weather without the liberty of letting feet & boots dry out caused me problems and regular trimmers did not work but these worked fine. Hope this helps.
2056825
I would say not. I had finches in it but the wire is thin and the perches too tiny for anything more than a cockatiel.
913391
I would say yes you can. Cats nails are similar to dogs and if you can see the quick in your cats nails these will be very easy to use.
1355098
I bought the stuff for my wife. She has no experience in using it on the type of nails you describe.Sorry
1686745
I have been putting a little bit of this in the aspen shavings for my breeding and baby birds. Cockatiels and conures and It is made for poultry. I only put a little sprinkle to the shavings and mix it. Never had mites.