A Spot of Blood on my Parakeets beak.

Panda33

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My bird flew out of the cage and hit against the wall. When I got him back in the cage I noticed there was some blood on his beak. Now I know you will all tell me to take him to the vet but I don't have an avian vet anywhere near me. If anyone could tell me anyway to help him I would really appreciate it. Its dry now to and it doesn't look like he is bleeding anymore.
 

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Looks to me he has a slight bloody nose. Keep an eye on him. Keep him quiet and if he is ok by morning I'd say it's all good. Too bad there's no avian vet nearby.
 
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He's acting fine, flying around, chirping and eating. I've had him for a day, so I was really worried.
 
Like Lea mentioned, looks like a bloody nose, aka split cere & should heal by itself, though you might want to keep the bird in its cage until it is more comfortable with its new surroundings, if this is a new bird or take it to a smaller room to work with/train it if it is just a skittish bird.....

Not knowing where a person might be, it's sort of like a reflexive action for the members around here to suggest/recommend taking a bird to an avian vet for examination.....

Good luck.....
 
a while ago (more than 6 mo) my little budgie who was about 6 weeks old at that time, did the same thing, and he even cracked his cere a bit. he didn't bleed that much though. he is completely fine - he healed very quickly and never had a problem with that. I'd rub some neosporin on his beak.
 
a while ago (more than 6 mo) my little budgie who was about 6 weeks old at that time, did the same thing, and he even cracked his cere a bit. he didn't bleed that much though. he is completely fine - he healed very quickly and never had a problem with that. I'd rub some neosporin on his beak.

Best to use the Neosporin cream, rather than the ointment as the ointment is a petroleum based product.....
 
Weco is right. Mango had a similar problem when he was younger. There will be a slight deformation, but it should grow out. Will take several months.
 

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