Awe poor little guy. He's lucky to have you. Glad he's doing well.
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Any time after he eats or drinks I spray some on there.If anything will speed his beak regrowth, it will be the Vetericyn. I would give him a spritz whenever you think about it.
It could be. It’s hard to the touch and isn’t bothering him, so that’s a high possibility. I’ll keep an eye and see if anything else develops or worsens and keep updating!Could it possibly be new beak cells, do you think?
When I've removed rooster spurs, leaving just the fleshy nub inside, the nub first dries out, then hardens, and slowly, new cutaneous material builds up over the nub, thin layer by thin layer.
Since beaks and spurs are made of the same material, it would make sense that this is what's happening. I would continue caring for it in the same efficient manner as you have been, and he should be fine.