Make sure to take the unfertile eggs away from her for sure!! Do not let them be with her....
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I'd be sure to check the rest then,I understand first year geese can have fertility problems.How's the gander doing?I was able to check 5 eggs today, all duds
Take them away, keep her from being able to go back to the nest, because even with an empty nest she is very likely to still try to incubate her feet! She´ll have a rest, then probably try again, hopefully the gander will be fine by then. By the way, how is the gander? And I really don´t feel his problem is lack of exercise....really don´t. Kiddy pools are fine. I´m quite sure it´s lack of niacin, just experience speaking here. Make sure you´re giving him the highest dose you can to get him back ok. So, how´s he doing?I was able to check 5 eggs today, all duds
I'm thinking at least 500 megs in the niacin maybe even higher, thinking this because last year someone had this problem with their goose and they started out with lower dose with out improvement and went to 500 megs and saw significant improvement. Progress is great even if slow. So hopefully it's going towards full walking around very soon.!!Yes I disposed of the duds and plan to check the rest of them today.
If they are all duds I will clean the entire pen and rebed everything.
The gander stood up yesterday but only for a bit (better than the last week) maybe progress??
Sorry to hear that but now she can get back to normal. They'll try again there is plenty of time since breeding season has just begun. There is Liquid B3All the others were duds as well
We are starting with 500, do you know can we get liquid?
Definite progress, very good news. Well done.Yes I disposed of the duds and plan to check the rest of them today.
If they are all duds I will clean the entire pen and rebed everything.
The gander stood up yesterday but only for a bit (better than the last week) maybe progress??
I was thinking this too. Why don't feed stores carry water fowl food?!?[COLOR=0000FF]There seems to be a lot of people having leg issues with either goslings or adult geese. I am wondering if this all is occurring due to not having access to waterfowl feed??? Waterfowl feed has the niacin and ingredience (sp?)needed to keep leg problems down in goslings and geese...[/COLOR]