Does anyone know any ways of helping a chickwith scissor beak? I have one that's really bad (it looks like this > from a bird's eye view)
I'm really not wanting to put her down, she's able to eat and drink at least a little, but I'm worried she won't be able to eat soon if it keeps getting worse. She was fine at hatch and then one day her beak was a little crooked and within a week it was just horrible.
I know she'll always have one, but I'm just looking to make it a little better. She doesn't have enough beak for me to trim like I've read and frankly I just don't even see how that can help her too much
I'm really not wanting to put her down, she's able to eat and drink at least a little, but I'm worried she won't be able to eat soon if it keeps getting worse. She was fine at hatch and then one day her beak was a little crooked and within a week it was just horrible.
I know she'll always have one, but I'm just looking to make it a little better. She doesn't have enough beak for me to trim like I've read and frankly I just don't even see how that can help her too much