I have a duckling that hatched a day and a half ago that has half of the top of its bill gone… i’ve done a bit of research but I was just wondering if there’s anything else I can do for him? And is there any chance some of it might grow back? I’ve cleaned the bill with vetericyn and put a very...
No, she’s too old now. But i’ve put her in a little space in the house with some water with ACV and she ate a little. It took her a while, but she is standing now! She wasn’t talking at all earlier, but i’ve gotten a few little quacks so far. My biggest concern is that I haven’t seen her poop.
I found my female duck laying in the coop with her feet out unnaturally. Her feet kept shaking and she wasn’t talking like she normally would. What is going on? I put her in a bath to warm her up a bit and get her to float a little i guess. I’m hoping she can get her feet beneath her, but it’s...
I’m not sure if it’ll go away on it’s own... since the liquid doesn’t really have any place to go.
I believe the liquid coming from the beak is a symptom of sour crop. Not 100% sure, I’d probably ask around or research more on that one!
From what i read, most of the time it’s caused by liver failure which leaks a yellowish fluid. My hen had the same stool condition you mentioned. I added apple cider vinegar to the water and washed her vent area pretty much every day, snipped away any really icky feathers. I also let her munch...
I have a hen with ascites and I’m going to drain it tomorrow. I went to the store and got needles and syringes. I have read that a 20 ga 1/2 in needles works best, but they were out of stock, so I just just got 20 ga x 3/4 in. Is this needle still okay to use?
Hello, I’m 99% sure my Australorp mix has water belly, or ascites. Her belly feels like a water balloon ready to burst. Is an 18 gauge needle okay for draining it?