Talon Posted November 28, 2014 Posted November 28, 2014 Rikki my cag has a little bit of pink/ sort of redness around the corners of her beak. I noticed it over 6 months ago..it never gets better or worse. She acts perfectly fine otherwise., appetite same, behavior, etc. I can't get it to show up on any pics I take due to the lighting. Could it be from rubbing her beak? Or could it be a deficiency of some sort? I haven't taken her to the vet as she gets so stressed out there, I don't want to put her thru that unless absolutely necessary. Any suggestions? I have googled it several times, but don't see it anywhere in pics or questions..
Dave007 Posted November 28, 2014 Posted November 28, 2014 Rikki my cag has a little bit of pink/ sort of redness around the corners of her beak. I noticed it over 6 months ago..it never gets better or worse. She acts perfectly fine otherwise., appetite same, behavior, etc. I can't get it to show up on any pics I take due to the lighting. Could it be from rubbing her beak? Or could it be a deficiency of some sort? I haven't taken her to the vet as she gets so stressed out there, I don't want to put her thru that unless absolutely necessary. Any suggestions? I have googled it several times, but don't see it anywhere in pics or questions.. That can happen when parrots like to chew on items that have pointed edges such as a square box. They bite down on the edges causing a skin marking that sometimes goes away or sometimes doesn't If everything is cool, eating, playing, chewing shouldn't be a problem. Call it a battle car. If it does go away, it may take quite a while.The only time thing to really worry is when that area swells up in a short amount of time. Compare it to a human skin blotch. A person goes outside, the arm is in the sun, and the person developes a mark that looks bloody but isn't. Sometimes that person id left with a slight mark ( with no color) on the skin area or sometimes it doesn't leave any marks. 6 mts has gone by, no increase or decrese in the area?? I would just keep a periodic eye on ir OR you csn go to a vet now. It's up to you.
Talon Posted November 28, 2014 Author Posted November 28, 2014 Thanks Dave, I was hoping you would chime in...she does chew a lot of wood from wooden boxes. It makes sense now, she loves her beak rubbed by me so I know it's not sore. I feel better now..Thanks!!
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