So happy he is doing well. Sounds like a good plan.
Beautiful goat in your avatar. Where are you getting the Muscovies from? Keep them in a brooder with a heat lamp or a heating pad for at least 4 weeks. If you use a heating pad, make sure it has a switch so it doesn't turn off.Hi all. I have 3 muscovies arriving tomorrow. They are only 1 day old. I have never had any birds. I have 2 pigs and had goats. Just looking for any words of wisdom. I am assuming to keep them inside for a few weeks. I live on Long Island in New York.
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I see the same thing here.One of drake's high libido has lead to some of the ladies having pulled neck feathers. I have separated him with three gals he ignores. Idiot is still ignoring them. Like a guy, if the gals want him, he ignores them and if they don't want him, he can't leave them alone.
The pulled feathers led to a couple of the gals getting small sores on their necks. Can I use Neosportin or Green Goo on the neck? I am concerned that using those might lead to the rest of the feathers messed up during preening.
Thanks.
Yvette
Neosporin is fine. I would put the drake in drake jail until the girls heal. Good luck.


we couldnt find her the other day and thought maybe a predator got her. But with a little searching, we found her behind the pool. We had it blocked off, but she got past the wood and brick barrier and dragged straw all the way back there. She started sitting yesterday and wouldnt come off the nest. Eeeeeeeeeeep! 