Pigeon Lump Treatment Medicine

Possible Causes and Symptoms:

• Avian Pox:

  This viral disease can cause warty or tumor-like growths on the head, legs, wings, or other body parts. These growths are often grey, pink, red, or yellow. Birds with avian pox may also show signs of depression, dehydration, and vision problems. 
• Feather Cysts:

  These occur when a growing feather gets trapped under the skin, forming a lump. They are typically oval or elongated swellings involving one or more feather follicles. 
• Tumors:

  Tumors can develop in various locations in pigeons and may cause lumps on the legs or wings. The appearance and symptoms of tumors can vary widely. 
• Bumblefoot:

  While primarily affecting the feet, bumblefoot can cause swelling, redness, and black or brown scabs on the foot pads, which might indirectly affect the legs.

Pigeon vent lump symptoms.

• Prolapsed Cloaca:

  This occurs when part of the cloaca (the vent area where the digestive, urinary, and reproductive tracts meet) is pushed out. It can be caused by straining due to parasites, chronic egg laying, or other factors. Symptoms include straining, depression, lack of droppings, and sometimes blood in the droppings. 
• Tumors:

  Tumors can develop in various locations, including near the vent. Symptoms can vary depending on the tumor’s location and size, but may include swelling, difficulty defecating, or changes in droppings.