4 replies to "Talking Cockatoo Cleans Dog’s Eyes & Teeth"
Fab
14/05/2017
Galahs are one of the most unlikly of the the cockatoos to pluck, also the saliva of any mammal can kill birds, take her/him to a vet and decide if you are going to make more time for the bird or if you can't handle it
Mi Nennuka
14/05/2017
Mammals carrie Gram-negative bacteria while avians carrie Gram-positive. Birds are unequipped to deal with our Gram-negative bacteria. Sorry to tell you this but is the truth. I hope is not to late :'((
Vanessa Landers
14/05/2017
Oh, gosh, your pets are gorgeous, is your cockatoo a galah?
4 replies to "Talking Cockatoo Cleans Dog’s Eyes & Teeth"
Galahs are one of the most unlikly of the the cockatoos to pluck, also the saliva of any mammal can kill birds, take her/him to a vet and decide if you are going to make more time for the bird or if you can't handle it
Mammals carrie Gram-negative bacteria while avians carrie Gram-positive. Birds are unequipped to deal with our Gram-negative bacteria. Sorry to tell you this but is the truth. I hope is not to late :'((
Oh, gosh, your pets are gorgeous, is your cockatoo a galah?
Oh my goodness, thats amazing and so cute.