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No attacks from other geese as the neck has gotten patchy after I’ve had him. I was afraid it could be mites. Can you dust them with a powder like chickens? Any others ways to treat for mites? He’s gonna put up a fight to be handled because he’s being super protective of his lady and he was not...

Little man or ma’am appears to be doing much better. I’ve seen some growth and actually eating more grain on his own. He just might make it after all. On another note, I bought a pair of adult Buffs a little over a month ago. The gander’s feathers looked a bit rough and the seller said because...

He is still hanging on. Lethargic, but not super lethargic. He'll get up on is own, walk around a bit, just seems uninterested overall. I just keep doing what I'm doing, pushing liquids, vitamins, probiotics, feeding greens. I'm starting fodder so hopefully he's still here to eat some since...

Not forcing, just putting it in the front of its mouth and letting him swallow if he feels inclined to do so. I wanted to try to some in him since he's eating grass. I know he's not going to eat the grit on his own.

If I happen to observe a fresh dropping from it I will post a pic. I've only been offering a little grass part time to get them started on it. Grit has been offered since I started the grass. I forced fed a little grit the gosling this evening. I have been wetting the food, I can try to mash it...

I got 4 goslings when they were 6 days old. They are now 12 days old. 2 saddle backs, 2 American buff. All was good until one of the buffs isn't thriving. Literally has not grown with the rest of them. Won't eat feed and I haven't personally seen it drink. I've been syringing vitamins...