How My Blind Cockatiel Takes a Bath 🧼 + Channel Updates
Channel: Feather Beautiful
Date: 24/08/2020

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This video is about how my blind cockatiel, Muffin, takes a bath 🧼 + Few channel updates. Muffin is blind and was never really good at preening herself. She wouldn't like being misted with water. I tried training her by saying "bath time" so she knew what was coming but she would be scared each time. A water dish for her to take a shower herself wouldn't have worked. She's blind. I decided to give her baths like I use to when she was a baby. I basically adjust the water temperature and have her sit in my palm. She lays there and even sleeps at times. This seems to work and she seems to really enjoy it! She now has all her pin feathers washed away. it helps her feathers looking nice and clean. I do give her a bath just about everyday or every other day.

I do wrap my hands around her but as you can see, I leave enough room for her to get out if she isn't interested in bathing. The only reason why I have my hands slightly wrapped around her is because Muffin is Blind. She gets scared of any sudden noises. Our bathroom is close to the kitchen and living room and there's always some kind of noise. It just allows me to control her from flying into the wall from a sudden noise. If she ends up sleeping on my hand, our routine can take 15 mins or so but other times it can take as short as 1-2 minutes. She seems to really like this method ! 🛁

Table of Contents:
0:00 - Welcome
0:07 - Muffin Bathing
1:00 - Why I bathe Her This Way
2:53 - Why I Was Away
4:51 - The End 

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