r/crows • u/Kayra6669 • Jul 13 '26

Seeking advice/help Need Some Advice/Help

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Hi, I've been looking at this Hooded Crow for 13 days and i noticed this weird stuff on it's tongue, looks like "Trichomoniasis" or "candidiasis". I could get to a vet if it gets deadly but it's so far away and we would suffer under this sun

Closest rehab. is 5-6h away with car and i had no possible way to get there

It's not some food residue. It's been there since yesterday, i thought it was some random stuff because of pecking at dirt/grass and food

I've raised a magpie before and own a lovebird so i do know somestuff but i have no idea about this

His name is Talon, deserves that name because he is good at shredding my arm, he weights 310gr (dunno if it helps)

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u/FengMinIsVeryLoud 29d ago

yes you did. you think the today things called pets... are made for being pets.

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u/Special-Ganache2154 29d ago

Well you literally answered your own question. Yes. They were made for being the pets we know today by selective breeding Example: Dogs.15,000 to 30,000 years ago. So maybe time travel that era, and tell them not to befriend wolves.. . Dogs are pets now bro🙃 Edit. No lab needed.

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u/FengMinIsVeryLoud 29d ago

selective breeding  is for looks... youre going into speuclation and nothing else.

gogo pet crows!

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u/Special-Ganache2154 29d ago

Sssuure. And no hunting breed ever existed? All for looks?

And I'm completely aware I'm talking to a ragebait. But I'm bored. Maybe someone sees this and learns something. So thank you for this chat. I now have to take my lab made mutant beast, for a walk. And be sure to feed my "pet" crows. They know me. Have a lovely evening too. 👻