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Guest JJ2571
Guest JJ2571
in Health Questions and Tips

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looks like it. The beak is all flacky looking too where as before it was smooth. A trip to the vet is in order to be sure it is the mite and for the treatment.

Edited by Nerwen

:ausb: I agree, had one budgie with it and his cere looked somewhat like that and his feet were really involved, poor fellow. :bluebudgie:

yep it looks like it. As nerwen said get him to an aviarian vet and while you are wiating give his cere and feet and legs a wipe with some baby oil. The mites hate it and it won't hurt him. :bluebudgie:

Oh the poor little babe, I hope he gets better soon. :bluebudgie:

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