Quote: It may just be that their nares dried out and they were hot. Ducks dont need as much heat as chicks do. I think I had mine down to about 70 by 1 week old and now at 2 weeks old they no longer have a heat lamp.
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Quote: It may just be that their nares dried out and they were hot. Ducks dont need as much heat as chicks do. I think I had mine down to about 70 by 1 week old and now at 2 weeks old they no longer have a heat lamp.
Ok I moved their lamp up. They didn't seem to be sneezing this morning. I just realized the feed they are in has no niacin. I will get some today one of them is walking wierd.
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I too am diaper training Quack-Quack. I statred training him at 2 weeks but the trainers got to small to fast and had to wait another 2 weeks to order a "real" diaper harness He is 5 weeks old today. Quack-Quack also will run his butt backwards trying to get the harness off this way because he knows before you close it up he can get it off his butt. I think it's when they realize they can't get it off they leave it alone but then they're going to give it another try at times. I'm wondering how long it takes for them to get used to wearing it and they stop fighting it. Quack- wears his for 2 hours at a time right now twice a day, we are working up to longer intervals.
Hi andHi! I am a new Pekin duck owner. We got 2 ducklings at our local feed store this weekend. They are so cute, but I'm clueless here. I have them on chick feed, do I need to supplement their diet with something else? We also have 14 baby chicks and are hoping they will all get along, but I have them separate right now because the chicks have medicated food. Any advice?