Everything I have read is regarding chickens. Some are popular blog sites, others are farm sites and one farm veterinarian site. I hadnt really paid much mind until heat became a…ahem…hot topic this summer. I guess I should have included "I heard that you shouldn’t" vs just stating a fact...
I agree that any act of digestion will raise body temp, and I, by no means, meant to not feed them. I’ve seen corn (dried mentioned more than fresh or canned), peas and scratch grains consistently and specifically mentioned in several research resources. Grasses, foraging and low sugar choices...
I did put him back outside. I cleaned out the coop and laid new pine chips. Keeping food and water readily available, as usual. He’s limping pretty good, but. O worse than usual. Thank you for asking!
I have heard about needing to keep them clean and warm to help them heal. And to avoid flies as they will lay eggs in the wound. He is limping pretty good and I wasnt sure if rest would be better than him trying to keep up with his buddy. The wound is just behind his leg on the lower side. It’s...
I have a duck who was attacked by a dog. He had a pretty significant wound behind his leg and a couple other less major punctures. This happened Sunday. Since then, I have been doing warm baths, wound cleaning and applying Vetricyn and antibiotic ointment. It got a little chilly here to put him...
I’m not sure if this is the right thread on which to post, but I had a duck who was attacked by a dog. He had a pretty significant wound behind his leg and a couple other less major punctures. This happened Sunday. Since then, I have been doing warm baths, wound cleaning and applying Vetricyn...