[header] How to treat trichomiasis in doves [title] Look for cheesy-looking lesions in the mouth. [step] Open your dove's mouth and take a close look at the lesions. If you see white, yellow, or brown, and cheesy-looking growths in the mouth, your dove may have canker.
[header] How to treat trichomiasis in doves [title] Look for cheesy-looking lesions in the mouth. [step] Open your dove's mouth and take a close look at the lesions. If you see white, yellow, or brown, and cheesy-looking growths in the mouth, your dove may have canker.
These growths are the early signs of canker. [substeps] If you see white, yellow, or brown growths, you are nursing your dove. The growths look like nodules or ulcers at the back of the throat. As a result, your dove may have difficulty swallowing food. Canker growths are painful and look like hail mary lesions. [substeps] False ce lesions are smaller than real ce lesions. [title] Observe your dove's gums. [step] A healthy bird will chew into bite marks.