Is this stuff normal????

[casportpony]

How is this one doing?

 

[Michshell1]

Ok things off necks, I saw on a site someone had done it so ordered the same ones but they off now wudnt want to hurt them thanks guys xx
His belly has nearly dried up I think il send a photo, I’ve put him in brooder with the others as he was noisy on his own and now seems happy hope this is ok

 

[Michshell1]

Ok things off necks, I saw on a site someone had done it so ordered the same ones but they off now wudnt want to hurt them thanks guys xx
His belly has nearly dried up I think il send a photo, I’ve put him in brooder with the others as he was noisy on his own and now seems happy hope this is ok

They were different colours so we cud tell which one was who for kids, is there another way to do this safely? X

 

[casportpony]

They were different colours so we cud tell which one was who for kids, is there another way to do this safely? X

you use colored zip ties on the legs, but you will have to replace them as they grow.

 

[Miss Lydia]

I still wouldn’t put that duckling in with the others if it lays in poop with that belly like that big possibility of infection.

 

[Dawnclucks22]

They were different colours so we cud tell which one was who for kids, is there another way to do this safely? X

Feed stores and online sell leg bands that make it so you can tell them apart safely. That’s what I used for my RIR hens.

 

[Michshell1]

Ok I have a spare lamp I can set him up on his own il do it now there are no poos in there yet thankfully

 

[Michshell1]

I’ve put him in here for now this be ok? He is extremely noisy without his siblings!

 

[DuckyDonna]

I’ve put him in here for now this be ok? He is extremely noisy without his siblings!

Put a little stuffed animal with him and a mirror. He will look at that and think there is another duck with him so he won't be lonely