He's about 2 years old and whatever this is recently grew right above his nostril. I'm not too sure what this is and was wondering if it's a bad sign and I should take him to the vet?
I don't think that's a salt deposit, it looks pink and almost fleshy in the picture. All the pictures of salt deposits I've seen, it looks like a white crust or powder.
I don't think that's a salt deposit, it looks pink and almost fleshy in the picture. All the pictures of salt deposits I've seen, it looks like a white crust or powder.
So i tried to pull on it with tweezers very softly and it started bleeding from the tip. But only a few drops of blood. I'm very worried although it hasn't changed in appearance at all. I should definitely take him to the vet right??
So i tried to pull on it with tweezers very softly and it started bleeding from the tip. But only a few drops of blood. I'm very worried although it hasn't changed in appearance at all. I should definitely take him to the vet right??
Not dumb at all. I have a small bird transport cage that I use. I put a cloth in the bottom and a branch wedged(so it's secure) in it for him to hold on to and I cover it with a hand towel so he doesn't stress. Others have used a small rubbermaid bin with air holes and the same stuff inside. Also I have seen people say they use a foam cooler with air holes. With foam you can push a branch into it to secure it for them to ride on. Just make sure if you put a branch in whatever it is that it is secure.
Not dumb at all. I have a small bird transport cage that I use. I put a cloth in the bottom and a branch wedged(so it's secure) in it for him to hold on to and I cover it with a hand towel so he doesn't stress. Others have used a small rubbermaid bin with air holes and the same stuff inside. Also I have seen people say they use a foam cooler with air holes. With foam you can push a branch into it to secure it for them to ride on. Just make sure if you put a branch in whatever it is that it is secure.
This doesn't seem like something very common, I've never seen it before. But since it looks to be some kind of a growth, and especially since it bled a bit, I wouldn't hesitate to take him into the vet.