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Twisted and bent breakDo we can cut abnormaly bent and twisted parts of break to make the pigeon able to pick up food? please respond to tow@joimail.com
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Hello Grazyna,
It's good to see you posting again. Are you asking if you can cut or shape a deformed beak? My suggestion would be "No". Does the pigeon have a scissor beak (where the upper & lower beak cross each other)? Could you tell us a little more about the beak or perhaps send us a picture of it? Until we get a bit more information, I would suggest placing the pigeon's seed in a 'deep' dish. Cindy 
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I have a pij with scissor beak and he has a ceramic crock feeder. It is the largest one and kinda deep so it seems to help him out a little.
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I would warn against it, it could be dangerous and bleed if you cut off any live part of the beak
 If you have a picture that might help us to tell how much more the beak grew and where it could possibly be trimmed or filed down a bit. Is it twisting towards one side? Or is it just overgrown over the bottom part?
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