I'm picking up week old Toulouse goslings this Friday; give me last minute tips!

[Miss Lydia]

Aren’t they precious ❤ How is Norbert with the youngest?

 

[Leader Bee]

Fine, they've grown up in the same own together and are bonded, he's bigger and sometimes squashes beep beep ( he nuzzled under my neck and started making happy beep beep noises) but I think it's because he's clumsy not because he's a bully

 

[Miss Lydia]

Most likely those feet are big. Are you in love ?

 

[Leader Bee]

. Are you in love ?

Yesssssssss, even the adults the breeder had were beautiful

 

[Leader Bee]

I've gone to bed now and after about 20 minutes of peeping I think they've gotten tired....

 

[Miss Lydia]

How are they today?

 

[Leader Bee]

They were both squished under the electric hen when I came downstairs and sleeping but as soon as they noticed me they started chirping: even though I'm sat in the same room as them and they can hear my voice the brooder walls are too high for them to see me, they're screaming for attention

 

[Leader Bee]

We took a walk to the pet shop yesterday and around the park, it must have tired them out, the little one was struggling to keep his head up afterwards

Edit; first time outside in their new home this morning

 

[Miss Lydia]

They are so precious! Be sure to have chick grit out for them because eating grass can mean impaction if they haven't away to break it down.

 

[Leader Bee]

I have some adult grit which the 2 week old seems to be using but I do t have chick grit...there is this lef over from when I was preparing the garden though...will that be any good?

This is the grit that I bought specifically for them