@@이이-n4z8yHow? She appears to be wild and not a pet. Even if she was a pet I think this lady would know the proper way to feed the little girl so this wouldn't happen. Rodents need to constantly grind down their teeth or this happens and they die from starvation.
Theyre teeth get like this when they dont have theyre natural diet wich consists of hard nuts and other berries etc. The food they are supposed to eat are what helps to file theyre ever growing teeth. This is the same for rabbits and most rodents.
All rodents have this problem - if for whatever reason they don't constantly chew and wear away at their teeth, or their teeth get damaged and lose alignment, they'll get like this and it's basically a death sentence after a certain point because at first they can't eat, and in the end their teeth can even pierce their mouth and cause an infection. Happens to some birds as well (their beaks grow indefinitely too, just like rodent teeth)
Yes, it takes a good heart, what a lovely little video (the squirrel talk was hilarious!) - she certainly saved his life. The editor of this video needs a great big fat smooch on their face - great job! I can't imagine how they caught caught that thing, those little critters operate at the speed of light.
@@РамиляХасанова-о8ю: Their teeth don't stop growing until they die. The only reason those teeth were so long is that the squirrel wasn't knawing on enough abrasive stuff.
Белки умирают не от старости, а от чрезмерно вырасших своих зубов, из за чего они ничего не могут есть! Впервые вижу стоматолога белячьего! Молодец! ❤❤❤
😅😅😅😅Well they can’t wear braces like we can so, this makes sense to me. I have a small mouth, so they had to extract my back teeth and pull the rest straight. Took five years. My roots are stubborn. 😅
I had no idea squirrels’ teeth could be clipped like this. I know they gnaw to keep them from getting too long, but I didn’t ever think about them needing or being able to be nipped off. We rescued a nearly dead baby squirrel when I was a kid. When he was strong and healthy, we tried to set him free, but he wouldn’t go. He eventually got to the point where he would go run around on tree limbs. But if we started to go inside, he would run down and jump on our shoulders. He just wanted to be part of our family. Even our cats loved him. We’d see them sleeping together sometimes. His favorite thing was climbing up our pant legs and curling up behind our knees for a warm nap. He loved sleeping there. It tickled and scratched, but it was worth it. ❤ Thank you for helping this little one. He wasn’t happy, but he knew you were helping. ❤ ❤❤
@@jasminflowerz1710 Thank you. I wish I could say he’s fine. But this was 40 years ago. He’s buried in my dad’s backyard with a little headstone. His name was Max. ❤️ There’s actually an attic door still in my dad’s house that Max LOVED to gnaw on. I always smile when I see those marks. 😊 I still miss the little booger.
@@theoriginaleb9616 It's heartwarming to hear that his memory is cherished and honored after his death with his own tombstone and grave🙏. He was indeed, special with his unique personality! May his soul/ spirit rest in peaceful Paradise🙏🩵🕊️along with the other angel pets, including my baby (16 year old Chihuahua) who passed away in November 2021 and had his own personality as well, very much like a human!
Далеко не каждый так сможет! Это же надо знать, как помочь, вот молодцы! Правильно говорят:"Врачи, ветеринары, пожарники, спасатели, волонтёры - особая каста!!!" Большая благодарность, долгих лет жизни, от Вас - одна польза!!!
Белка это сорт крысы , у них растут зубы через челюсть.по этому они грызут все время чтоб их стачивать , она что сидит с этими щипцами и всем белкам это делает ? А как они без нее в природе справляются?🙈😳
@@Yulia.DЭто навязчивая помощь, она ему не нужна так как в следующий раз эти зубы могут ему прорезать челюсть,они будут продолжать рости и ему повезло что они не проросли через челюсть. Белка это сорт крысы .
❤Absolutely love what you are doing for squirrels ❤ I love squirrels and I feed them year round. I never knew that they could have such dental issues. ❤
Awww at the end he was so happy and chill! He totally realized you were helping him and got so calm and sweet when he realized you had just saved his life. Couldn't imagine the pain that poor guy was in
Poor, poor creature. Nature is so amazing and yet so incredibly brutal. The care shown to an often overlooked and uncared for "just some squirrel" is one of the ways in which humanity redeems itself. This is what our lives should be about. Thoughtfulness, concern, gentleness, intelligence, and healing. Thank you so much for the work you do. If it makes a difference to one conscious entity, it's worth it.
Rodent teeth constantly grow. That’s why if you have a hamster as a pet, you want them to have a wooden chew toy for them to wear it down with. This squirrel’s teeth though looked they weren’t coming in correctly though so chewing on nuts and bark must have been hard
Надо ещё знать как правильно это сделать если она училась на ветеринара,,всем добра и здоровья удачи благополучия вам во всех добрых делах аминь, берегите животных они нуждаются в нашей помощи,,
@PeterRudesindus if they don't naw on stuff there teeth grow probably a rehab were it was being bottle fed has nothing to do with the squirrels genetics lok
Это не ангел,а садистка если тебе отломать половину зуба а потом ещё и пилкой подточить, ведь у них как у нас у людей есть нерв и если так все оставить у животного зуб будет реагировать на холод, бедное животное плачет, а садистка всё равно😢😢😢😢😢
Isso é o resultado dos roedores que são criados em casa. Na natureza eles roem para o devido desgaste do dentes, que crescem continuamente. Isso ocorre com qualquer roedor, retirado do seu ambiente natural e levado para casa, modificando assim seus hábitos.
Although scuridae (squirrels) chew many things, they usually keep top and bottom incisors worn down by rubbing them against each other. Overgrowth can be caused by innate or acquired jaw misalignment from things such as accident or illness. Much love to this cute squirrel and kind person!❤❤
@@garethjones6711 This may have been taken at a wildlife rescue or rehabilitation center. It would be nice to know more information about her and the place they are filming.
Засунуть зверюшку в носок - это гениально! У меня был карликовый кролик с неправильным прикусом и мне приходилось каждый месяц проводить такую же операцию. Однажды я потеряла бдительность и он ужарил меня задними лапами. А там у него когти длиннющие. Я успела отшатнуться, но одним когтем он попал мне внутрь ноздри. Крови было ужас сколько. Нос затампонировали бинтом, но сквозь него кровь еще часа 4 сочилась. Так что техника безопасности нужна даже с мелкими зверюшками 😊
Nossa que horror vc ter sobrevivido com um sangramento no nariz , 4 horas pondo sangue e muito assustador... gracas a Deus q estar vivo para cintar sua historia de esperiencia..
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TRIMMING YOUR SQUIRREL'S TEETH !!!!! YOU DID A WONDERFUL JOB AND YOU ACTUALLY SAVED HIS LIFE BECAUSE IF YOU HADN'T DONE THIS , HE WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN ABLE TO EAT AT ALL VERY SOON !!!!!!!!! YOU ARE - INDEED A GREAT SQUIRREL DENTIST WHO REALLY DOES CARE ABOUT YOUR SQUIRREL BABIES !!!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 !!!
I had a rabbit whose teeth would grow out of control like that and about every 3 months, I would take him to the vet to have the cut off like that. I’m pretty sure his Jaw was dislocated because he was in a cage with another rabbit for a while, but we separated them when they started fighting. Shortly after that his teeth started to grow. Basically his top and bottom teeth didn’t meet so they would grind. He also didn’t really like to chew like other rabbits so that didn’t help keep his teeth down either. Now both him and our old vet have passed on. I miss them both greatly. He was a great rabbit to have, and the vet was an amazing and caring vet in our little community.
Wow what a beautiful thing to do and to actually notice that abnormality and with such precision and gentle care that makes my heart smile huge Ooooooh thank you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Rodents actually have to grind their teeth down or they get overgrown (although this one has a condition). So im assuming they don't have nerve endings in their teeth like we do, or at least they're very short and don't run along the whole tooth 😅
@@marklowman2935using clips to trim teeth in any animal is bad, nerves or no nerves. It makes hairline fractures in the teeth and now the squirrel can’t term it’s own teeth at all. Use a file for the squirrel’s health.
@@taniahwright139 She cut them, and then used a file. How is that different from only using a file (except that with the file only it would take forever to trim those teeth down)? Use some common sense, people.
