Ducklings sneezing

[ducklings5405]

2 of my 3 ducklings have been sneezing for the last few days, they are nearly 2 weeks old. I noticed there is also a whistling noise from their nostrils when they sleep like a snore from a blocked nose maybe. What is wrong and how can I fix it? For some reason they sleep away from their heat lamp, even though it’s not too hot, so maybe they caught a cold? Another reason could be that they keep getting all their bedding wet with water and the dampness might’ve made them sick? Anyone who knows please let me know, thanks

 

[Isaac 0]

Ducklings should have deep enough water so they can clean their nares out with, to me, that sounds like whats their problem. Birds don't get colds, they get diseases.

 

[Isaac 0]

Could you post a picture of your setup?

 

[ducklings5405]

Could you post a picture of your setup?

 

[ducklings5405]

Ducklings should have deep enough water so they can clean their nares out with, to me, that sounds like whats their problem. Birds don't get colds, they get diseases.

I don’t keep a pool of water in their habitat because I don’t want them to drown when unsupervised but I let them swim in deep water once a day

 

[KaleDaDuck]

2 of my 3 ducklings have been sneezing for the last few days, they are nearly 2 weeks old. I noticed there is also a whistling noise from their nostrils when they sleep like a snore from a blocked nose maybe. What is wrong and how can I fix it? For some reason they sleep away from their heat lamp, even though it’s not too hot, so maybe they caught a cold? Another reason could be that they keep getting all their bedding wet with water and the dampness might’ve made them sick? Anyone who knows please let me know, thanks

Please.. If you get any of these symptoms

Ruffled feathers
Sneezing
Breathing from beak

Rush and get them a respiratory antibiotic
I recommend timilcox solution by casava..

 

[Isaac 0]

I don’t keep a pool of water in their habitat because I don’t want them to drown when unsupervised but I let them swim in deep water once a day

Two weeks old ducklings are not going to drown in 1inch of water, they need to be able to clean their nares out.