Hey everyone,
well, it's been a while since I posted, but I've been doing a lot of independant research on Eastern Greys (as well as being a full-time student! ahh!)

Lulu-Bean is now 4 months old, and she has very little hope of being released. But she seems to be fairly happy here (nice big cage, good diet, the works!) and I haven't ruled out that a rehab center is a good place for her.

There's her little bit of up-to-date news.

I have a question about the length of her teeth. Despite all her gnawing on nuts, acorns, branches and even a brick, her teeth seem to be REALLY long. Her top incisors seem to be curling back towards her gums too, and it's really starting to worry me. I don't know if this will affect her health. She still is eating very well, and doesn't seem to have a problem with any hard foods.

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I'm not sure what I can do to get the teeth down, or if I'm just a worried mommy.

~Lulu-Bean's Mommy