Scissor beak? Any experience or tips?

[Audrey597]

This sweet girl, we named Hoodie (short for Houdini) since she can find her way out of anything. She’s been a bit “odd” from the beginning. Always seeking out humans and loves to be held and picked up. The 4 others that we got at the same time are full of energy and are always hard to catch after short “field trips” on warm days. She’s about 3-4 weeks old. An Americauno from TSC. My daughter noticed her beak this week. She does drink different, kind of a side scoop. Other than just being more docile than her sisters she’s about the same size and weight, maybe slightly lighter. As she grows is there anything I should watch for? Anything I should make special considerations for? For now I’m keeping her with the smaller chicks just because of her temperament. Thanks!

 

[sourland]

Sometimes the condition worsens as they grow older and requires trimming so that they are able to eat. If she has problems eating, moistened feed in a deep dish makes it easier. Good luck with her.