New here . Any opinions on his beak?? Was bit by other parrot , he is eating , drinking ,bathing and been spoiled.
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Why kind of bird was he bitten by?
It’s hard to tell from the pics but is the bottom beak overlapping the upper mandible? And is that blood on the lower?
Why kind of bird was he bitten by?
It’s hard to tell from the pics but is the bottom beak overlapping the upper mandible? And is that blood on the lower?
Obvious wear and tear and natural flaking off, but more pics, close ups really, are needed to say more, IMHO. You know what it looked like prior to this pic, did it change in appearance suddenly?
clark_conure
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It's fine, ...I had a GCC with a beak that was a bit off, slanted/sideways and had to be trimmed from time to time but she actually let me trim her beak. If your bird was in the wild I wonder; but being cared for I'm not worried at all...I went though this....Just maintenance is all thats needed. You have a good bird. 12 out of 10 stars
My bird was bitten by a cockatoo as a baby and had a beak injury. She was fortunate in that not much damage was done and it healed really well. Still to this day she does have the tiniest little chip on the side.
I agree that more pictures would be helpful as it’s a little hard to see what’s going on there. Still eating and drinking is a good sign. If it were me I’d get to avian vet just to be sure.
I agree that more pictures would be helpful as it’s a little hard to see what’s going on there. Still eating and drinking is a good sign. If it were me I’d get to avian vet just to be sure.
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