The Duck Thread

[Lacrystol]

She looks pretty perky still?

 

[Lacrystol]

Candled duck eggs at day 10. Worried ad there's veins on one side and not the other. Can anyone tell me if this is normal or not. Thano you!

Looks good to me

 

[Lacrystol]

Wow, I amazed as how perky it looks!

-Kathy

I agree

 

[Lacrystol]

This picture is interesting:

Picture source: http://www.extension.org/pages/65376/avian-digestive-system#.VZAPA_lVhBc

that is pretty neat

 

[Lacrystol]

@caesargirl


FINALLY IT WENT DOWN. hahahah get it? we all have been waiting for it to be absorbed, and now it's down. hahahahahaha


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[Lacrystol]

Alright now we have our BIGGEST challenge yet, we need to get her to eat as much as we can and to drink a LOT.. Then we need to make sure she poops, if she does all that. She has completed her mission and we won't be stepping on glass any more.

Remember today is Day 2

The good thing about the sac breaking is that infection won't go inside, HOWEVER, that's not to say it already is in there. So I need to know do we have any antibotics???

 

[casportpony]

If it hasn't pooped I would not give food... Give water, gatorade or pedialyte until it poops, then it's okay to give food.

-Kathy

 

[Lacrystol]

-Kathy

I was thinking more on the line of watered down food but explain, why wouldn't you give food at all??

 

[OldMissionChick]

I have one of those kiddie pools that you collapse the sides to drain. Our girls were the last ones to "clean" it and now its got some algae. So my question is what can I use that is duck safe to clean the algae out? If it were just the kids in it I would use bleach, but dont know if that would be bad for the ducks. We have well water so not the chlorinated city water.

 

[caesargirl]

I'm sorry to tell everyone. Cocktail died.