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  • What is the feed your feeding them? does it specify it's for poultry or ducklings? the duckling with the swollen face may be an abscess, it is hard or soft?
    Do you have access to a vet?
    I agree I'd feed them only their food for now. What is the human food you feed them?
    Hello, please I need help with my ducklings they are 4 and 20 days old. They have feather loss and black color and I have no idea what to do! They have no problem with walking not with their health.
    I keep their place clean, i feed them their food and some human food (is that okay bc they love it ?!). Thank you forward.

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    • Wow
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    Isadora
    Isadora
    Oh dear, those poor babies. That doesn't look good.
    Is that cage picture their only area to roam in? It looks very small. I'm going to tag a couple people who can probably help
    @Miss Lydia @KaleIAm @HeatherKellyB
    HeatherKellyB
    HeatherKellyB
    So it's just the two of them? For now, I would only feed their duck feed. Do they have access to water that's deep enough to dunk their entire heads in? Another question, is the younger one the one losing feathers?
    HeatherKellyB
    HeatherKellyB
    I would get them in a warm bath asap. They can clean themselves up and blow out their nares. The one with the swollen area might need something like antibiotics. If it's cold or even cool outside, it'd be best to dry them before letting them back out.
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