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What could cause this? She’s a rescue a Canadian gosling that was set to be released this weekLike her reproductive organs are infected?
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What could cause this? She’s a rescue a Canadian gosling that was set to be released this weekLike her reproductive organs are infected?
Oh ok ya she did have some intestinal shedding yesterday and so far completely normal poops since then. She seems completely healthy there’s no blood but I don’t know what would’ve caused itIs she's three weeks, it could be intestinal shed.
Try to dissect it with a knife, see what it is inside. If it’s intestinal lining that isn’t normal with geese and indicates a parasitical or bacterial infection of the intestine, though you’ll usually see more of a pink to salmon tone with blood.What could cause this? She’s a rescue a Canadian gosling that was set to be released this week
No but she got into a little bit of pine shavings and was eating them for a short period but pooping completely normal no straining no swelling or panting she’s completely happy eating drinking swimming I hope I’m just over reactingToo young for it to be a lash egg.
My guess is some sort of indigestible material, have you noticed any signs of constipation, straining, heavy breathing, open mouthed breathing?
Are you a rehabber? If not, you need to contact one ASAP as releasing her back into the wild at this age will get her killed and it's illegal for you to have her.What could cause this? She’s a rescue a Canadian gosling that was set to be released this week
She’s a rescue I’ve had her since 1-2 days oldOk.
Let's take this from the top.
You need to provide more information, such as
Age?
Diet?
Where'd you get 'her'?
Brooder set up?
I am working with a rescue thanks and they are extremely parental so they actually have encouraged release.Are you a rehabber? If not, you need to contact one ASAP as releasing her back into the wild at this age will get her killed and it's illegal for you to have her.
She has already been tested for parasites and anything else by the rescue I’m working with she’s was given the all clear it is rubbery but not bloody does not look like intestinal lining at all. And the rehab wasn’t sure so I just thought I’d askTry to dissect it with a knife, see what it is inside. If it’s intestinal lining that isn’t normal with geese and indicates a parasitical or bacterial infection of the intestine, though you’ll usually see more of a pink to salmon tone with blood.