Jess23
New Member
On the advice of a couple of the members of this wonderful website i took Dennis along to the vets for a burnt horn thingy. Have never had to take him to the vet before, but I have a wonderful one who treats my parrots who specialises in exotics and he was really good with him. It seems that whilst Dennis is very tame for me, he turns into a typical cham when anyone else handles him and gave the vet a very nasty bite! He was like a pit bull, latched on and wouldnt let go 
Apparently the vet is used to it though, he didnt seem that bothered
Anyway, its not as bad as i had feared. He does have a burnt horn, BUT its nothing that wont heal up just fine with time, and some cream stuff I have to put on it (Dennis hates that!!). It shouldnt have any permenant problems though so, disaster averted, thank god!!
That has certainly taught me a lesson though - no lights in the viv, even with a cage thing around them!!
But anyway, here is the handsome man
(Light is now completely removed lol)
Apparently the vet is used to it though, he didnt seem that bothered Anyway, its not as bad as i had feared. He does have a burnt horn, BUT its nothing that wont heal up just fine with time, and some cream stuff I have to put on it (Dennis hates that!!). It shouldnt have any permenant problems though so, disaster averted, thank god!!
That has certainly taught me a lesson though - no lights in the viv, even with a cage thing around them!!
But anyway, here is the handsome man
(Light is now completely removed lol)
