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Henry's tongue could be slightly swollen, hard to tell though since it is paralyzed. His tongue is mostly blue-greyish, sometimes it has a healthier color. Everything else about Henry seems to be okay. Ah, one more thing: he scratches quite often below the beak - perhaps his tongue is numb and...

Thank you nevertheless! So far Henry is doing quite well, he still can't swallow food, but seems to recover a little, enjoys bathing and his wild living friends come to visit him for many hours each day. Tomorrow we'll have his poo examined in case he needs to get de-wormed.

Thank you! I'll do that at once.

Thanks a lot! Interesting idea, that he got stung by something, we haven't thought about that yet! If it has been a stroke, do you know if he can recover from it and how long it may take? Is there anything special we can do for him? edit: I forgot, yes, from now on Henry will be tube fed...

Henry is a 20 years old gander, a wild living domestic goose. About 2 weeks ago he started having problems swallowing his food (mainly lettuce, apple and some grains). He took a tiny little bit, shook his head, and the food flew out of his beak again. There's no vet available who really knows...

Thanks for your help! I'll post there immediately.

Hi kukupecpec, I found your posting while searching the web for any informations about diseases that cause exactly the symptoms you were describing here two years ago. Do you still recall, with which meds exactly your goose had been de-wormed? And which antibiotics she got? Henry, a 20...

Hi there :-) I'm Anna, and I just joined this forum, because a very good friend of mine and her 20year old gander need help. His name is Henry, a wild living domestic goose, friendly and wise, and a great leader of his little flock (four more domestic geese, a canada goose and a barnacle goose).