My baby ducks have a runny nose and sound congested what should I do

[Miss Lydia]

Ok I will go ahead and do that, but my house does stay at the low 60's at night. That isn't to cold right? I'm just slightly concerned about that bc I also have a fan running in my room that is on high

The fan isn't blowing right on them?
Usually around 4 weeks is okay to turn off the heat if they are feathered in good. Can you post some pictures of your ducklings.

 

[hailey_marie]

The fan isn't blowing right on them?
Usually around 4 weeks is okay to turn off the heat if they are feathered in good. Can you post some pictures of your ducklings.

Ofc I can

The fan isn't blowing right on them?
Usually around 4 weeks is okay to turn off the heat if they are feathered in good. Can you post some pictures of your ducklings.

Ofc I have them with me right now actually because they were getting snuggles and treats

 

[hailey_marie]

The fan isn't blowing right on them?
Usually around 4 weeks is okay to turn off the heat if they are feathered in good. Can you post some pictures of your ducklings.

Ofc I can View attachment 3892933

 

[hailey_marie]

Ofc I can View attachment 3892933

Ofc I have them with me right now actually because they were getting snuggles and treats

I also recreated the Tupperware u showed me and hopefully this helps

 

[Miss Lydia]

So glad to see you have them outside they need fresh air and sunshine too. I don't mean leave them in the sun but just being outside is very good for them. They need exercise to build up good leg muscle also. That looks like a nice waterer . They may climb into that waterer since the opening is kind of big so watch for that.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Ofc I can View attachment 3892933

Ofc I have them with me right now actually because they were getting snuggles and treats

They are precious

 

[hailey_marie]

They are precious

Ik