Duck lungs in the Winter?

[Miss Lydia]

On days when temps are not extreme [above freezing] I don't see a problem letting them come inside for a visit it's when the temps are extreme where I can see a problem. My Muscovy drakes likes to visit inside he'll come in have his dog food visit for a while then back outside.

 

[chickens really]

Chickens won't lose feathers but if in cold temps you will need to reclimatize them... just like a cat or dog, if kept in the house they don't do well in the cold.

OP was not wanting to bring them in all winter..A visit to my understanding..

 

[Miss Lydia]

Yes and a sleep over too. lol

 

[Welshies]

OP was not wanting to bring them in all winter..A visit to my understanding..

I never said that was the case, but even with a sleepover, they should take caution to reclimatize their birds.

 

[ashby-clan]

Yes, thank you everyone. I'm just gonna keep them outside then. It has been freezing lately.

Are there any signs I should look out for that they're not doing so well, and I need to reclimatize them? I think I intuitively understand what that means, but how exactly do I go about that? Bring them in for awhile til it warms up? Because last night when I posted this, it was well below freezing and they had been inside hanging out for a bit. So now I'm worried I done messed it up!! :0

 

[Miss Lydia]

They should be fine. Just make sure they have a nice cozy place to get into if it's really cold, They have a duck house?