From those pictures, it seems the budgie girl has an overgrown beak. This can be caused by many factors. Budgies can have beak deformities and elongated beaks as a result of very bad case of mites (even after they are cleared off the mites).
Other causes for the beak to be overgrown can be directly related to the diet they are on. An all-seed diet can lead to liver problems and one of the signs of liver disease is the overgrown beaks. Lack of vitamins can also potentiate the abnormal growth of the beak.
If you do decide to take this budgie girl home, you will have to book her an appointment with a specialized avian vet, so that she is thoroughly checked, diagnosed and treated if need be. You should also be prepared to take her to the vet on a regular basis as chances are high she will need to have beak trims and reshaping of the beak, so that she is able to eat well and lead a life as happy and normal as possible.
Despite her health issue, she is a beautiful budgie and so is her little friend.
I hope both of these budgie girls will soon be adopted into a caring and loving forever home.
Other causes for the beak to be overgrown can be directly related to the diet they are on. An all-seed diet can lead to liver problems and one of the signs of liver disease is the overgrown beaks. Lack of vitamins can also potentiate the abnormal growth of the beak.
If you do decide to take this budgie girl home, you will have to book her an appointment with a specialized avian vet, so that she is thoroughly checked, diagnosed and treated if need be. You should also be prepared to take her to the vet on a regular basis as chances are high she will need to have beak trims and reshaping of the beak, so that she is able to eat well and lead a life as happy and normal as possible.
Despite her health issue, she is a beautiful budgie and so is her little friend.
I hope both of these budgie girls will soon be adopted into a caring and loving forever home.
