Poultry Girl04
Chirping
- Apr 7, 2018
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Hello,
I have a concern about my three five-day-old ducklings. My ducklings will not stop sneezing and I am wondering if they are sick. As of now, I am putting electrolytes in their water to try to help stop the sneezing. I have been doing this for about a day now, and I have not seen any changes. If anything, the ducklings are sneezing more!
I am not sure if this is normal for ducks and ducklings because they get their sinuses wet all the time. However, I know that when a chicken that sneezes constantly, it is not a good thing. This is making me a little bit nervous.
What is really strange is that I let them swim in warm water in the sink, (and they LOVED it) and they cleared out their sinuses. After the bath, they were not sneezing much at all. However, about two to five minutes after I dried them all off, I noticed they were sneezing again.
If you could give me any advice as to what is going on, if anything, that would be extremely helpful and appreciated!
Thank you for your help.
I have a concern about my three five-day-old ducklings. My ducklings will not stop sneezing and I am wondering if they are sick. As of now, I am putting electrolytes in their water to try to help stop the sneezing. I have been doing this for about a day now, and I have not seen any changes. If anything, the ducklings are sneezing more!
I am not sure if this is normal for ducks and ducklings because they get their sinuses wet all the time. However, I know that when a chicken that sneezes constantly, it is not a good thing. This is making me a little bit nervous.
What is really strange is that I let them swim in warm water in the sink, (and they LOVED it) and they cleared out their sinuses. After the bath, they were not sneezing much at all. However, about two to five minutes after I dried them all off, I noticed they were sneezing again.
If you could give me any advice as to what is going on, if anything, that would be extremely helpful and appreciated!
Thank you for your help.