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good news I know your relieved.

That is a precious pic.. Is that the gander that's the closest? I hope it goes well for them all and you all too.

I wouldn't worm them yet, way to young, hopefully Pete or someone else can give you better info. on worming. And as long as the gosling get a lot of stimulation, time outside to run around and wear themselves out and have a big enough brooder they probably won't pick on each other. Toys too...

sand is fine, oyster shell is calcium which they don't need. If I was to go to a sale like that I'd probably come home with them all, I couldn't stand to see them with their feather pecked out. Poor babies. glad your babies are settling in and I bet in the next couple of days they will be part...

I don't think they would eat the towel just make sure there are no exposed strings, as for the straw they may try it but I doubt they would actually eat it. I'd go for the old towels, they can be shook out washed and reused,. I'm a worry wort , sorry for questioning you.

Don't use newspaper with out something on top it can cause spraddle legs if they are on smooth surface, straw would be fine, old towels would be good too anything other than something slippery like newspaper, shavings [pine] would be good and more absorbent then straw/ They will probably take to...

If it's only a couple days till you can get the waterfowl crumbs then it would be fine, the only problem with chick feed it doesn't have adequate niacin for the waterfowl but since your switching then it's fine. but if your going to give them grass they need to have some grit so they can grind...