EGGBOUND OR BROODY GOOSE?

[Henrybelle]

I’m no expert but I agree leave her alone for awhile with the eggs give them some space she’s probably fine if she eating drinking and pooping. Try and relax

 

[chickens really]

I have her in the bathroom and I will keep her in tonight until I can call the vet tomorrow. I hope she will be ok...

Why remove her from her nest of eggs?...Your causing issues where none are needed. If eggs are not fertile?..Destroy the nest a break her from being Broody..

 

[Emmaxx]

It doesn't matter what type of Bird...All Hens do that....

My button quails don't, they get up and deny all knowledge of the eggs, even though they go back and sit on them

 

[chickens really]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10211175056484440

Calcium is needed ASAP ....Two Tums in water..Crazy lots of people having the same problems....

 

[Henrybelle]

It does look odd but I don’t know much about broodiness or being eggbound only what I’ve researched.

 

[Emmaxx]

@chickens really she wasn't sat on the nest, but beside it I believe. You might have missed that but I think that's partly where the doubt about being broody came from, added to the standing thing of course.

That doesn't look like what I was seeing with my ducks. What is her diet? The recent egg laying might have highlighted a deficiency as it depleted her supplies

 

[chickens really]

Correct I also just think she needs Calcium and is not Broody or egg bound being you said she laid an egg ...

 

[chickens really]

@chickens really she wasn't sat on the nest, but beside it I believe. You might have missed that but I think that's partly where the doubt about being broody came from, added to the standing thing of course.

That doesn't look like what I was seeing with my ducks. What is her diet? The recent egg laying might have highlighted a deficiency as it depleted her supplies

Your not the OP and not your Bird so we can guess till the cows come home?...

 

[Jennifer Cappi Williams]

She does have a mug of water with 2 Tums dissolved in it. She has 4 grain scratch and until yesterday, access to freerange for greens and dirt.

 

[Jennifer Cappi Williams]

She didn't have the eggs under her. They were in front and beside her.