My 2-week-old gosling drinks constantly. He drains the bowl in his crate and spends his outside time drinking out of puddles. I just want to make certain he's not dehydrated. Is there a way to check? He's not too hot, he stays in the house at room temperature and I only turn his heater on if it drops below 60 or after he swims. Thank you.
Gosling dehydrated?
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Is he acting off? Lethargic, limping, not eating much? What do his droppings look like?
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No, he acts fantastic. Very energetic, good appetite, playful. Nothing about him raises any other concerns, and maybe he just loves water. I just want to make sure I'm not missing something. I know his crumble is dry, he washes down every bite with a drink. He's on starter crumble now and I'm about to start mixing Gro-Rite with it. He nibbles at grass outside but doesn't eat much of it.
He’s just a thirsty baby then, goslings and ducklings do drink a lot.
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