LilQuacker04
In the Brooder
- Jun 19, 2021
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I may have just joined but I trust ya'll to help at least a little.
I and my family ordered some baby Pekin ducklings for our coop. we ordered 10 in total and sadly one had passed during shipment. One I'm quite worried about might be the runt. She/he keeps their head close to their body, is always cold and shaking, and doesn't really eat. Only drinks and that is just a few drops, all they want to do is sleep somewhere warm. I brought them inside and put them in a towel to warm them up and gave them lukewarm sugar water, along with a make-shift heating pad. They don't seem able to dry themselves since they are a bit wet from the water container in their cage. I took them out cause I was scared to leave them in there and let them get trampled. They don't really poop, all it is is just a little splash of liquid and I'm worried, I don't want to lose this one since my younger sister took a liking to them, she already lost her own silkie last year and I don't want her upset again. Please help!
I and my family ordered some baby Pekin ducklings for our coop. we ordered 10 in total and sadly one had passed during shipment. One I'm quite worried about might be the runt. She/he keeps their head close to their body, is always cold and shaking, and doesn't really eat. Only drinks and that is just a few drops, all they want to do is sleep somewhere warm. I brought them inside and put them in a towel to warm them up and gave them lukewarm sugar water, along with a make-shift heating pad. They don't seem able to dry themselves since they are a bit wet from the water container in their cage. I took them out cause I was scared to leave them in there and let them get trampled. They don't really poop, all it is is just a little splash of liquid and I'm worried, I don't want to lose this one since my younger sister took a liking to them, she already lost her own silkie last year and I don't want her upset again. Please help!