Last week was a very nice week ( except for being sick over the weekend, could have done without that) Wisteria the little girl guinea pig was adopted. She was born here from one of the female guinea pigs that was abandoned behind a business building. Wisteria has a great new family , they already have a girl guinea pig that they love dearly. Out of all the young piggies we have here they fell in love with her very quickly. Then, June Bug and Belle found their forever home. They are a male and female sugar glider pair. We did get June Bug neutered right away. Their new Mom and Dad are new to caring for gliders, but they did a lot of research and are well prepared. They also have plans of upgrading them to a much larger cage and buying them new pouch sets and toys. They will be happy suggies :)
I bought a bunch of new toys for the female rats Carnation, Petunia, Rose, Carnation, Lilac and Rosetta. Some new hammocks for them since they destroyed and soiled their other hammock beyond recognition and washing. And some new hanging bird toys, jingle balls and chew stuff. River the rabbit also got a new chew tube and balls to play with. I love getting and giving them new toys to enrich their days while they are here.
While playing with our own Patagonian conure , KC, it seems her beak is slightly overgrown and deformed. I can't believe I didn't notice it happening before now. It is bothering her because she can't close her lower mandible all the way. I will call the vet's office first thing tomorrow and see how soon I can get her in. She will need Dr.T to shape up her beak back to the way it was.
Pictured above is Wisteria and June Bug and Belle
I bought a bunch of new toys for the female rats Carnation, Petunia, Rose, Carnation, Lilac and Rosetta. Some new hammocks for them since they destroyed and soiled their other hammock beyond recognition and washing. And some new hanging bird toys, jingle balls and chew stuff. River the rabbit also got a new chew tube and balls to play with. I love getting and giving them new toys to enrich their days while they are here.
While playing with our own Patagonian conure , KC, it seems her beak is slightly overgrown and deformed. I can't believe I didn't notice it happening before now. It is bothering her because she can't close her lower mandible all the way. I will call the vet's office first thing tomorrow and see how soon I can get her in. She will need Dr.T to shape up her beak back to the way it was.
Pictured above is Wisteria and June Bug and Belle
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