I’m receiving conflicting information and I’m honestly confused.
A normal Toulouse goose’s beak should be orange, persimmon seems to be the exact shade mine generally have.
I’ve read that if their bill turns yellow it’s a sign of jaundice, like in chickens when their comb turns yellow.
But my vet says no, they don’t turn yellow with jaundice, the color changes have more to do with what pigments are in their food.
She said that yellow bills are also not a symptom of anemia, usually if they’re anemic their mucous membrains will pale to white, not their bills.
Any thoughts anyone?
A normal Toulouse goose’s beak should be orange, persimmon seems to be the exact shade mine generally have.
I’ve read that if their bill turns yellow it’s a sign of jaundice, like in chickens when their comb turns yellow.
But my vet says no, they don’t turn yellow with jaundice, the color changes have more to do with what pigments are in their food.
She said that yellow bills are also not a symptom of anemia, usually if they’re anemic their mucous membrains will pale to white, not their bills.
Any thoughts anyone?