Is lump under goose beak normal?

[ElGoose]

Wondering if this visible lump on his lower beak is normal or if I should worry about it?

 

[Stipenvlerk]

Could there be some food stuck underneath the beak?
Like a ball of grass? @casportpony mentioned this in this thread:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/underside-of-goose-beak.1348950/post-22213493

 

[Jenbirdee]

is he eating and drinking and honking normally? that reminds me of when my goose was stung by a wasp
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/help-goose-neck-swelling-did-she-eat-a-wasp.1591912/

 

[ElGoose]

Could there be some food stuck underneath the beak?
Like a ball of grass? @casportpony mentioned this in this thread:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/underside-of-goose-beak.1348950/post-22213493

I’ll definitely try and have a look judging from how it looks it does look very similar to that, I hope I can sort it out

 

[ElGoose]

is he eating and drinking and honking normally? that reminds me of when my goose was stung by a wasp
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/help-goose-neck-swelling-did-she-eat-a-wasp.1591912/

Yep he’s very normal when it comes to eating drinking and he’s a very big honker!

 

[ElGoose]

Could there be some food stuck underneath the beak?
Like a ball of grass? @casportpony mentioned this in this thread:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/underside-of-goose-beak.1348950/post-22213493

had a feel but wasn’t able to get a good look as I’m on my own right now. It feels very fleshy and soft more like fat rather than something hard? So I’m not sure right now, I’ll have to wait till someone gets home so I can get a good look inside

 

[ElGoose]

Could there be some food stuck underneath the beak?
Like a ball of grass? @casportpony mentioned this in this thread:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/underside-of-goose-beak.1348950/post-22213493

Ok so had a good look today, I can’t see anything wrong really, the area feels very fleshy and soft more like extra fat or tissue there? Should I still be worried or is it just normal for him to have that feature? Sometimes it even goes back to looking flat..

 

[blackbox]

I have seen some geese that have it as a normal feature, almost like a mini second dewlap, but I would keep an eye on it for any changes.