Crooked Conure Nail
I have noticed, since the beginning of this year, that one of the front toenails on my Green Cheek Conure Mochi’s right toe extends at a crookedly odd angle (up, instead of curling down). It does not seem to hamper her movement, nor have we observed any apparent loss or deterioration of balance, grip strength or ability to perch or walk. She has plenty of perches of different diameters and textures, and is afforded outside-of-cage time to walk “flat footed” on soft surfaces as well. Can anything be done to “straighten” this digit, and can or should it be trimmed back? What might it be indicative of (arthritic?). Thanks in advance Brenda (and to all other LaFeber answerers!)