I have this one Salmon Faverolle chick, Fawn, who is developing a crooked beak [or crossed beak is the term?] and its worrying me a bit, but really bothering my dad. I heard you can stick Penetran on it to relax the muscles so it falls back into place, but she squirms too much and I cant even get a rubber band or anything on her beak [even with help from another person] and I don't want to poison her or anything with the Penetran if she were to eat it.
I know if you don't do anything that you should make sure her dishes are deep so she can scoop, but like I said, my dad is determined to do something since it's bothering, and I mean, it's sad for me to watch her try to even eat off the ground cause she just fails at it >:
So, is there anything I can do to help her?
I don't wanna trim her beak or kill her.. :\\
She's a salmon Faverolle, about a week/week and a half old, she eats, sleeps and poops normally and doesn't get picked on since she's one of the bigger chicks. She's super sweet though and will cuddle up to any of the little chicks and eat right out of your hand. :c
I think it's progressing daily, but you can probably guess what a crooked beak looks like.
Thank You in advance -Yoko <:
I know if you don't do anything that you should make sure her dishes are deep so she can scoop, but like I said, my dad is determined to do something since it's bothering, and I mean, it's sad for me to watch her try to even eat off the ground cause she just fails at it >:
So, is there anything I can do to help her?
I don't wanna trim her beak or kill her.. :\\
She's a salmon Faverolle, about a week/week and a half old, she eats, sleeps and poops normally and doesn't get picked on since she's one of the bigger chicks. She's super sweet though and will cuddle up to any of the little chicks and eat right out of your hand. :c
I think it's progressing daily, but you can probably guess what a crooked beak looks like.
Thank You in advance -Yoko <:
