Duckling Sneezing? Okay? Video inside.

[megamilez]

Hey guys, call me an overprotective duck mom lol, but I was taking a few clips of them today and my sister noticed a sneezing of sorts. See video. Let me know if this is okay/normal or something that needs attention.

Thank you!

Also, feel free to subscribe to the channel because I'm planning on starting a duckling vlog series on it once I have enough footage for episode 1!

 

[FluffTheDuck]

I cannot watch the video right now but maybe @HuffleClaw or @Jpat and decide.

 

[megamilez]

Here is another video for cuteness sake

 

[megamilez]

Also, I just gave them a bowl of water to dip their nares in... I felt that that might be the issue since their current water feeder isn't deep enough for them to do so.

 

[megamilez]

Off topic but I don’t want to post a thread for each topic.

Is it okay to give them full leaves of romaine lettuce at their age? Do I need to supply them grit if I do?

Thanks in advance for your wisdom!

 

[crazy4ChickensNducks]

Has the sneezing stoped after you gave them a deeper water dish? I would supply grit before I feed them anything besides chick food, make sure its chick grit!

 

[megamilez]

I have this one. But it says only after 4 weeks.

Manna Pro Chick Grit with... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N7KBFCS/?tag=backy-20

The sneezing seems to have stopped but I’ll know for sure later if it has

 

[Miss Lydia]

Chick grit is what you want to give them but I’d shred or chop the romaine leaves at their age. They look very healthy. They should always have water deep enough to dunk their heads in.

 

[Miss Lydia]

What are you feeding?

 

[megamilez]

Chick grit is what you want to give them but I’d shred or chop the romaine leaves at their age. They look very healthy. They should always have water deep enough to dunk their heads in.

Is what I linked fine? Also, how do I go about giving it to them? Quantity/method/frequency.

And also, about how long after should I wait to treat them to the lettuce?

Thanks!