Something’s very wrong with my chickens beak was wondering what it might be and how I can help it

[melsworld61]

 

[OrpingtonManiac]

@Eggcessive
What are her other symptoms?
How long has it been like this?

 

[Kiki]

Is a vet an option?
Are you in the US?

I am guessing it may be this:
https://www.merckvetmanual.com/poul...coryza#Epidemiology-and-Transmission_v3344131

 

[Eggcessive]

You will need to bring her in and clean her up with warm water and a little dish soap, so that you can see what is going on. The eye is sunken, so look for a broken or injured beak, open nostrils, any crud inside the beak, canker, and see if she can eat or drink. Take more pictures. When did you last see her? Is she picked on? How did you find her?

 

[Eggcessive]

Have you seen any signs of respiratory disease in other chickens, or have you added any new birds recently? Do you have a rooster or chicken wire that she could have injured her beak? Is that mud or secretions on her beak? Is the beak broken?

 

[melsworld61]

@Eggcessive
What are her other symptoms?
How long has

 

[melsworld61]

She’s been wheezing and it’s been going on for about two weeks. It started off. It’s just big black bumps on her nose to me. Look like Bumblefoot on her beak but now it’s turned into something much worse.

 

[Eggcessive]

Can you get her cleaned up? If there is nasal gunk mixed with feed or dirt, it can clog up her nostrils. Use soap and water, peroxide, and a wooden toothpick to get the nostrils cleaned out. Be careful not to damage them. Do you have any antibiotics that might treat MG or coryza? Tylosin or Denagard can treat MG. Sulfa antibiotic will treat coryza which has a bad odor. Have you seen any respiratory infection in the past? They can be contagious.