Questions. Help please

[MGG]

The first poop posted 4 times, sorry about that. Never mind, I fixed it.

 

[azygous]

I do not like the looks of those poops. If he were my goose, I would get him in a hammer lock, pry open his bill, and use an oral syringe to get a full one-fourth cup molasses mixture into him. It's Saturday. Surely you can find a willing helper. It helps to get a large bath towel and burrito wrap his wings and feet so he can't use them as weapons and tools to try to get loose. It won't take long with the syringe inserted directly into his esophagus as in the photo in #48. No mess, either.

 

[MGG]

Will do, thank you.

 

[MGG]

Here are a couple poops he just did. @casportpony do you have any other ideas?

 

[MGG]

I missed this one.

 

[casportpony]

I haven't read the whole thread yet, but I think he is dehydrated and he might have an intestinal bacterial infection. Is a vet an option?

 

[MGG]

No, there aren't any vets within an hour of us. I can't spend too much on him. I really want him to be ok though. Thanks for replying.

 

[MGG]

He does drink water also. He really likes his green bucket and he drinks everyday. So I don't know how he could be dehydrated I'm open to any suggestions though. He acts normal other than he was frequently laying down. But today it was almost 50 degrees and he played in a puddle and preened and walked around since 8 am. He just now layed down and is preening.

 

[MGG]

Just found another little poop. Should I go ahead with another molasses flush?

 

[Isaac 0]

Those droppings do not look normal to me, Keep a close eye on him, @azygous gave you some good advice.

Yes here are the pics. He just had a yellow green watery one. I don't have a pic of it tho. Here are the ones from last night.View attachment 2033149View attachment 2033150View attachment 2033151