Thinking about getting ducklings

[Miss Lydia]

@casportpony can give the dose you’ll need.

 

[casportpony]

The Baytril dose for an 8,8 pound duck would be 0.4 ml twice a day orally. This must be given orally, not on treats, and not in water.

Edited to add:
Not more than 5 days unless a vet says to give it more than 5 days.

 

[ariri30]

The Baytril dose for an 8,8 pound duck would be 0.4 ml twice a day orally. This must be given orally, not on treats, and not in water.

Thanks
So straight in his bill and to be careful

 

[casportpony]

Safely Administering Oral Medications to All Poultry and Waterfowl

 

[ariri30]

The Baytril dose for an 8,8 pound duck would be 0.4 ml twice a day orally. This must be given orally, not on treats, and not in water.

Edited to add:
Not more than 5 days unless a vet says to give it more than 5 days.

Thanks. I was about to ask for how long.
got it. Thanks

 

[ariri30]

@Miss Lydia @DuckyDonna @casportpony
Baby it’s doing wonderful! I want to thank everyone for the help you gave us when I was feeling helpless about baby he looks and acts like a completely new Duck. His feathers are growing and he can walk longer distances and stands for longer periods of time. The inflammation went down and he is almost heal. The change of feed to duck pellets are doing wonders on all three ducks. Thanks from the bottom of my heart

 

[Miss Lydia]

That's great news!! now for pictures.

 

[ariri30]

That's great news!! now for pictures.

Of course! Hi

 

[Miss Lydia]

Very pretty. Do they have a coop to sleep in at night? So happy Baby is doing so well too.

 

[ariri30]

Very pretty. Do they have a coop to sleep in at night? So happy Baby is doing so well too.

Yes they do. Last night they put themselves to sleep. I didn’t have to put them to bed finally.
I have a question one the the girls is squatting when she sees me. Does that mean she’s going to lay eggs or she’s is just excited to see me. I know more about chickens than ducks. I have 16 chickens and four roosters