Can you bathe a duck?

[DuckLady]

I have cleaned up this thread.

Apologies to the OP for the course this thread took.

I removed the off topic banter and joking, the flaming and the reactions.

From the rules
Do's
* Be friendly and courteous to all members at all times.
* Be nice to newcomers and help them feel welcome . We all remember how it was to be new parents to our feathered babies.

5. No teasing, mocking, ridiculing, or otherwise making fun at other member's expense.

Now.....if anyone would like to discuss the OP's questions seriously and on topic please do so. Otherwise, the Games and Jokes forum might be better suited.

Thanks.

 

[crazy cat lady]

My ducks have a little kiddie pool I use for them to bathe in when it warms up. In the Winter I usually empty the pool, clean it for the next year and then I turn the pool upside down. Right now I am using a small utility tub for them to at least keep their bills clean.

 

[B. Saffles Farms]

My ducks have kiddie pools and rubermaid tubs they swim in, so I dont bathe them.

 

[chicken_dude]

You can safely wash them with dawn detergent one time without ruining the feathers water shedding ability.

 

[crazy cat lady]

I never knew that (about the Dawn dish detergent) I will have to remeber that. Thanks!!