Kacey's Krazee's
Songster
I was sitting in the coop today watching the girls eat part of a pumpkin. I noticed one of my silver laced wyandottes has a hooked beak.  It looks straight on her head, not like it's crossed.  It looks more like an eagles' beak.  Is this going to cause her any harm?  I didn't notice if she was or wasn't at the pumpkins, nor have I noticed her standing off during other treats.  She actually went into the coop and ate her crumbles.  I don't think she is able to pick at things, as the top beak crosses over the bottom beak.  Do you think this is some thing that is going to have to be trimmed?  Will it hurt her?  Please tell me there won't be any blood either!  I am horrible when it comes to trimming the dogs nails, and beg my DH to do it.  I will have problems with this too.  I haven't noticed any unusual behavior from her, and she appears to be growing at the same pace as the others.  I am not sure when this beak started growing like this, or if it has always been there.  I just noticed it. There is 8 total Wyandottes in our flock, and she is the only one that looks like that.
Could you help advise?
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
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