Sharp Beak

[Keystone921]

What can I do to keep my conures beak trim? She eats alot of nuts and seeds and has wooden toys and cuttle bones, but her beak keeps long and hurtful when she bites

 

[zERo]

What can I do to keep my conures beak trim? She eats alot of nuts and seeds and has wooden toys and cuttle bones, but her beak keeps long and hurtful when she bites

No matter how much a bird chews or eats hard food, it will still hurt when they bite and they bite hard.
The best remedy for biting is knowing your birds body language a preventing the situation that causes the bite.

 

[Stitchthestitch]

Conures are a beaky species. They use their beaks to comunicate, to groom, to test out perches , and basically treat their beaks like a 3rd hand when investigating things , very much like how a toddler is always putting things in their mouths

In what situations is your baby biting ?

Learning to read her body language can help you avoid a lot of bites (if albie doesn't want to step up, he will back away and duck low ,if i insist ill get a nip , if i force it a second time i get bit ,if he doesnt want interaction, he will fluff up but keep all his head and face feathers flat )

Look at bite pressure training, basically its where you teach her what is and isnt acceptable bite pressure . You have to very consistent with it ,like with any training . see the link below as it explains bite pressure training far better than i can .

https://www.parrotforums.com/threads/bite-pressure-training.63988herl

If her beak looks long or over grown, id recommended a visit to her avian vet to see if it needs trimming .