Is it okay to scab over the scab on the budgie beak and apply hand cream

I don't recommend using hand cream to apply scabs on budgies' mouths. Hand creams often contain some artificial fragrances and moisturizers, ingredients that may be detrimental to the parrot's mouth health. In addition, hand creams are not specifically used for scabbing in parrots' beaks, so they may not be effective.

If you notice a scab on your budgie's mouth, it's best to consult a veterinarian or bird specialist first. They can diagnose the cause of the scab and provide recommendations for suitable parrots. If needed, a veterinarian or specialist may recommend a medication or method suitable for use in the parrot's beak.

When caring for a scab in your parrot's beak, it is important to keep your parrot's diet and environment clean. Provide the parrot with a proper diet, make sure it drinks enough water, and clean its water and food bowls regularly. Additionally, keeping your parrot's living environment clean can help prevent infections and other health problems.

In conclusion, it is best to consult the advice of a veterinarian or ornithrologist before taking any action to care for budgies in the mouth of a budgie scab.

Are you talking about ringworm? Hand cream doesn't work, go to the pharmacy and buy cans of white petroleum jelly, apply it once with a cotton swab, and it will be fine in a few days.

It was ringworm and used it"Medical Vaseline"Cover the part of the ringworm, cover it all, isolate the scabies site from the air, be careful not to block the nostrils, be sure to insist on once a day, if you insist, the scabies will not be serious in three weeks, and if you have severe scabies, you should insist more. At the same time, you should also pay attention to see if there are claws of the bird, and open the corners of the beak, check the hair on the legs, and if there is one**. This disease is expensive in persistence, and it can be completely **!

This is ringworm, a fungus, as soon as possible**, otherwise the mouth shell will rot and the skin will be s! Use medical white petroleum jelly (sesame oil, chlortetracycline is also available) on a clean cotton swab, and then rub it into the affected areas of the skin, such as the nose, buttocks, feet, eyes, and be careful not to get on the feathers! The four affected areas of the example sentence should be coated to avoid **, once in the morning and once in the evening, four or five weeks can be** Don't see Pippi's ringworm if it's good, don't apply it, there are still mites in it Vaseline plays a stuffy role, you can block the channel of the mites, and kill the mites ww Pippi may resist and bite, pay attention to wearing gloves

Hello, I use the ointment of "white petroleum jelly", which is sold in most pharmacies.

Rub it with a cotton swab, don't rub it too much, just cover it.

Generally, if it is scabies, wipe it once every 3 days, and it can be recovered in 2 weeks under normal circumstances.

I have had budgies for many years, and occasionally there are individual scabies on the nose, mouth and paws, which are usually cured with white petroleum jelly and lightly coated with chlortetracycline, so you don't have to worry about anything, don't worry.

I can't see it clearly, it shouldn't be, is there something clearer?

That's a fungal infection, with antifungal drugs**, such as Daknin, to apply it several times a day, because the itch of the bird has to be rubbed off.

Absolutely, first of all, you have to make him not afraid of you, feed it by hand when feeding in the cage, put millet in the palm of his hand, put it in the cage and give it to him, eat until he is no longer afraid of you, it is best to let him stand in your hand, to this point. Then you can release the cage, let him out when he is hungry, remember to put it indoors, the doors and windows are closed, not outdoors, it will fly away, and then you always put food in the palm of your hand and slowly approach him to see, patiently wait for him to come and eat, after which he will generally stand in your hand to eat, and then repeat repeatedly, so that he knows that as long as it is in your hand you can have to eat, at first he finished eating in your hand, you wait for him to fly away by himself, and then repeat more, He doesn't want to go away in the future will always stand in your hands, at this stage you have to train him to fly away after eating, after eating the millet in your hand, you use a little force to throw him out, it's okay, and finally you want to train him to listen to the password, you give him every time he eats well and let him fly away, after a few tens of seconds call him in a way that you think is good, you can whistle, start clapping, let him see and hear, so that he will come, remember to reward him for eating, to let him form a body oh ah recommend reflex, This repeated training is basically free in about a month, and a longer time can make him listen to you, remember not to scare him after being placed outside the cage, so that he is not afraid of you, this is the best.

That's definitely okay, because if you get along with it for a month, it may not be afraid of you (you usually treat it well), and my tiger skin will be used in 4 days.

Not necessarily, if you are more daring, you should be able to meet the cowardly, maybe there will never be a day!

The mouth of the tiger skin is scabies, which is related to the fungal infection caused by unclean and fecal contamination of the cage, and it is more effective to apply white petroleum jelly ointment, and other cosmetics and health products should not be used indiscriminately, if the tiger skin is ingested by mistake, it is likely to endanger life, if a single tiger skin has this phenomenon, isolate it as soon as possible, and bask in the sun frequently, clean the fecal tray and sink every day, and spray the cage with 1:300 potassium permanganate to kill the fungus.

It should be moss, wipe it with petroleum jelly, use erythromycin if not, 2 or 3 times a day, I have used erythromycin eye ointment, and the effect is okay. It is recommended to try it, and I hope your budgies soon**

Scabies is an external parasitic disease often seen in tiger skin, which will show symptoms on **. The most visible part is often the face, and there are also symptoms that form on the skin of the feet. As symptoms progress, it is sometimes accompanied by the loss of head feathers and the deformation of the mouth.

**Crusts of small holes like honeycombs in the epidermis are a major condition.

The first method of scabies: medical white petroleum jelly, slightly apply a little to the affected area, once a day, until it is completely cured for a week. The principle is to isolate the germs from the air, so they will not cause damage to Pippi.

Be careful not to get it in your eyes and nostrils!

And the cage environment**!

Everywhere they touch, they have to pay attention to the hygiene of the cage, the pole they perch on, wash it with salt water, dry it and install it back! Food, water, food boxes, water tanks and other cages should not be contaminated with feces!

I used Vaseline It's good for three days I want to use the medical one I can't use cosmetics I went to the medical device station to find a bottle of seven yuan a bottle that is non-toxic and plays the role of isolating the air Suffocating the mites in it once in the morning and once in the evening Apply it to the affected area You see if they have it on their feet Apply it together Isolate the sick birds Don't infect other birds.

If the bird has an abnormality or has no energy and appetite, it is best to send it to a pet hospital with a bird treatment in time and let a professional bird doctor deal with it!

Go to the pet hospital, remove it, or you will die soon.

Try it with white petroleum jelly

You'd better go to the budgie bar for help, there are a lot of great gods there.