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I have two Muscovy drakes, and I believe the nicer way to describe how they talk is they "whisper". Though the voice could be described as hissing (both males and females) when a chicken gets too close, but otherwise the male voice is a whisper. To describe the voice that way I believe is more...

You're still beautiful Lucy.

Hi Lucy, I'm so happy for you! I don't want to be rude in telling you what to do, but I have to because I care. Please be mindful about eating real food, and please stay away from sugar (or use extremely sparingly) as it lowers the immune system and feeds cancer. You have been given a great...

Last summer I prematurely put my Khaki Campbell ducklings on the pond (they make such a mess with water, and changing it all the time, etc., I'm sure you know), and could not get them back to put in the house at night. They didn't last long. For me next time, even if they're scared of me...

Pandora is adorable.

If you think it's struggling, and can tell about where the bill is, make a hole for the bill so it can breathe. I've never tried this, but would if needed.

I'm glad you didn't take my advice.

Since it's shrink wrapped it won't be able to hatch on it's own, so I would get it out of the shell.

Thanks. You have to take care of yourself so that you can take on the world, and your sweet little ducklings. The best thing you can do, and is good for anyone in general, is eating habits that heal and re-build. I don't have suggestions to relieve nausea, so hopefully another member can help...

I don't mean to intrude in some way, but have you considered, or are already using some natural alternatives to help you through this? I know there are some supplements that can help you through chemotherapy, and even a pure diet (when you can eat) may help. I have found from experience that...

What a sweet group of little ones. Congratulations on your new family!

Congratulations on the twin. I think it's a miracle that one survived, and runny poop at first is normal. I've only hatched chicks and one gosling, and I've learned that if incubator conditions are right, they will all hatch within 24 hours of each other, either a day before the due date or...

They should be removed once dry, or nearly dry. What I do is move a few at a time to the brooder, and most of time are not fully dry. I don't use a heat lamp, but a chick cave (another topic). I feel they dry off better than being in a humid incubator. Being in a dark warm cave, or a heat...