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    Raising and caring for ducklings

    There was controversy about this on-line. I heard to not let them out until 3 weeks, and I heard you can let them out right away. I put mine in a small rubber bowl from Tractor Supply when they were 3 days old. They did the bowl for two days. Then I put them in a bigger rubber bowl for one week...
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    Raising and caring for ducklings

    My little girls that almost didn't make it. She's doing great now.
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    Raising and caring for ducklings

    I've put them in a kennel for two weeks. The mallard has actually come and sit with them outside the kennel. I don't think he likes them, but he's excited there is another duck. They are not as large as him yet. (He may be a little fat. lol) I put them in the duck pen yesterday. The pen is...
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    Raising and caring for ducklings

    When they were tiny.
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    Raising and caring for ducklings

    I have free range chickens and guineas. I have one adult mallard that also free ranges and puts himself up at night. I now have five khaki Campbell ducklings that are six weeks old. How old do they need to be before I can let them out? How to I integrate them with the mallard? (scared he might...
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    New suggestion for protruding vent

    Thank you. She's only 4 weeks old so I don't have to worry about eggs. Started prep h this morning.
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    New suggestion for protruding vent

    Got a 4 week old blue orpington with a protruding vent. Never had vent problems before so I came on here to research. I have put witch hazel on it for four days, and I don't see any change. Now what?
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    Backyard Brahmas!!

    5 of her own Chics and foster mom to 6 Orpington Chics, Mia is tired.
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    Bumble Foot?

    You read what happens if you don't, right?
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    Bumble Foot?

    I had this saved on my computer. It isn't from this site, but had the info. Hang in there. Just going to take a little work. http://www.the-chicken-chick.com/2011/07/bumblefoot-causes-treatment-warning.html
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    Bumble Foot?

    There is a surgery on here that you do. We just did it in August for one of our hens. It took two weeks being isolated and cleaned. One more week and she was healed. I now keep a regular eye on their feet. I'll look and see if I can find the link for you. There is a "natural" link on here about...
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    Guineas won't leave backyard!

    We live in the woods, but keep our guineas in a kennel. They are trained to come home every night. However, we lose a lot of females when they start laying eggs. I guess the coyotes get them. We are considering tagging the females legs and not letting them out when they lay eggs. Suggestions?
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