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pigeon's beak keeps growingHer beak is growing too long.....and it's growing crooked. She naturally has a short beak. She isn't grooming herself well either....could it be filed down?
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It sure can be but you must be very careful to file little bits at a time so you don't start it bleeding.
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big beekall puns aside,you have a problem,,go see a dvm avian specialist now,.let them tell/show you what is wrong and how to fix it,.before the bird has health issues,..sincerely james waller
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I have a rehabbed pigeon like that. I use a baby nail clipper to cut the extended part a little at a time.
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If you trim it back to far you can use corn starch, a styptic pencil or even flour to sto the bleeding.
Be carefull you do not cut the tongue. Keith |