The green is likely a result of her not eating much of anything and the electrolyte water. You might try mixing the feed with a enough water to make a soupy mash, it will encourage her to play with it which might encourage her to eat.
Voice changes.
Respiratory infections of any kind can alter their voice and make them sound more gurgly and they may be quieter anyway so don’t be alarmed if she sounds like she’s been gargling syrup.
Asper changes the voice in a different way, if it is affecting the lungs and trachea it...
It’s definitely good news that a bacterial infection was diagnosed, at the least it’s cheaper to treat. I will warn you however that asper isn’t necessarily ruled out, asper is sneaky and is difficult to diagnose until it’s progressed so it can require a lot of different tests to find out if...
If you can get a bag of 30% game bird start or any 30% feed, dry cat food also works in a pinch, start feeding her that as well as a B vitamin mix. It will help get her weight back up.
30% feed isn’t good for waterfowl long term but it’s excellent as a recovery formula for underweight birds.
I had one “Bergamot” who got really aggressive with the other girls, I separated her for a day, that did nothing.
I separated her for another day then introduced her back to the flock with a piece of white cord very loosely looped around her neck, there really wasn’t much keeping it on besides...
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Is a vet an option?
What’s her body condition? Does her keel feel like it juts out far from her body like a blade?
She is having serious respiratory issues, sometimes that can be caused by a tumor pressing on the lower airsacks or it’s caused by a respiratory illness, bacterial...
Once they’re fully mature they usually don’t like to be picked up, usually. I have a three year old drake who does like to be picked up and snuggled so personality can play a role in it.
Maybe if they’re handled every day they can learn to accept it as routine, but mostly they’re not into it...
It really depends on what someone’s specific needs are (more eggs, quieter, alarm goose, whatever) but in general the best goose is whatever goose one has.
All my quail girls ceased laying around early October and my Roos stopped crowing, not too surprising as I know sunlight affects their hormones and by extension somewhat of their behavior.
Except in early November Saffron “one of the denizens of the bro coop “Roos only” started crowing again...
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I strongly encourage you not to listen to AI, there are plenty of research articles on the subject that offer much clearer and more in depth factual information on the subject.
AI does not give real answers, it scrubs the internet of information, valid or otherwise, and combines it into an...