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You know she was so much better yesterday! I am starting to suspect that there was never respiratory problems but a problem with her water. She didn’t enjoy being in her brooder at all and I think she wasn’t drinking in there. So her nose got messy, her throat got full of food, and so on...

I was very busy worrying today; I really wanted to quarantine her and keep my ducks safe from any possible sickness but she LOVED having everybody. When I put her in her brooder this evening she was exhausted! Such a sleepy girl from all that playing

Yes-my Pekin and funnily enough, my Call hen seem to have taken a liken to her.

Oh and I saw no sneezing today. But I had thought about the fact that maybe her sneezing was like the ducks snorting water through their noses to clean them. I am new to geese so maybe that’s just the way she does that. No wheezing or coughing either

She is good today-I did put her with the ducks( I had thought about that but she so desperately wants someone to be with her) and I’m gone in the afternoons. She is doing good out there. She seems to love the company. So yes I did think about the possible risk of infection since she’s only...

She’s in a brooder in the house-I am just preparing to put her out there. Due to unfortunate circumstances she is alone (please no negative comments, I’m doing my best to find her a gosling friend but the gosling season is over so it’s very hard) and so I’m prepping her to go out there...

Hello all. I currently have a Toulouse gosling who seems like she could have respiratory issues. She is constantly shaking her head, sneezing, snorting, and flinging liquid( a mix of water and snot I believe) out of her nose and mouth. She is 3ish weeks old. This is my first time with geese and...