Missy loves to groom herself using a tool. She often uses a piece of bark or straw that she finds on the ground, but if those aren’t doing the trick she will create a better tool.
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Kat Morrell says
She seems to have an itch in that particular spot. Seems like she chewed off part of the climbing structure. Won’t long before the whole thing comes tumbling down…..especially if she gets more itchy.
Marcia Douthwaite says
It looks so pointed and rather painful–wish she would turn it around to the other end. She is a clever girl!
Jeani Goodrich says
Oh Missy, you are a very smart girl! You just amaze me at all your initiative! Wait until Young’s Hill – you will have so many tools to choose from!!!!
Dawn says
Missy makes me think just how good my bamboo back scratcher feels when I need it most! ‘
Does Missy have a comb or brush?
J.B. says
We often put combs and brushes in the with the enrichment but Missy seems to prefer her homemade tools.
Gayle says
Now I know what to do when I get a mosquito bite!! Missy you’re a smart girl!
Candy (Tyler, Texas) says
What amount of time did she spend on that one area? I can understand that sometimes an itch needs something more than a fingernail to scratch an itch.
J.B. says
She spent a few minutes grooming that area.
Jill says
I have one of those backscratchers Dawn! I know what you mean. As I watched Missy and then read your comment – I went and got it!! LOL!!