Tail Clipping

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coz
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Tail Clipping

Post by coz »

Is tail clipping something I should do? My birds tail feathers are quite long and I'm not sure whether this is annoying him or not, because they get in the way of his toys and the side of the cage. :oops:
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Post by Lauren »

OMG no, dont cut a birds tail! IRNs tails are naturally long. Which I think makes them more beautiful. :wink: But no, please dont cut a birds tail.
If the tail is getting in the way when moving around the cage. Maybe go for a bigger cage.

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Post by Mikaela »

Ahhh what a relief

*relaxes for the first time in two yrs.*

IMHO, you 'might' not want to cut your birds tail but it is completely up to you. :lol:

Only my opinion though!
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Post by Donna »

The tails are never to be clipped!!! They use their tail to balance on perches.


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Post by sonic70 »

yea wat eva you do dont clip there tail they need it for balance and for stearing in flight. my ex clipped my weeros tail a few years ago and he had probblems with flighing after so wat eva u do dont do it.
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