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Crazy Duck Lover
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That’s a lot longer than I expected!Yep, that's poop.
A few weeks at least.
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That’s a lot longer than I expected!Yep, that's poop.
A few weeks at least.
Things like this takes time.That’s a lot longer than I expected!
I have learned that! I’m just grateful he’s doing okay! While we wait for it to fall off, should he stay separated in a sterile environment? The last thing I want is for him to acquire an infection that spreads.Things like this takes time.
He's gonna need company. Regular cleanings of the brooder should be sufficient. Also if you feel like it's needed, cleaning the area on the bird if you're worried.I have learned that! I’m just grateful he’s doing okay! While we wait for it to fall off, should he stay separated in a sterile environment? The last thing I want is for him to acquire an infection that spreads.
Thank you for the help and support!He's gonna need company. Regular cleanings of the brooder should be sufficient. Also if you feel like it's needed, cleaning the area on the bird if you're worried.
If you place a friend in with him, make sure to watch them closely for a while. Ducklings and chicks (even adult birds) like to pick at anything fleshy/bloody/scabby. Mostly just because it catches their attention.Thank you for the help and support!
Okay! Thank you!If you place a friend in with him, make sure to watch them closely for a while. Ducklings and chicks (even adult birds) like to pick at anything fleshy/bloody/scabby. Mostly just because it catches their attention.