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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
Is there any other way other than a fecal float to check again for parasites? -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
Ya the issue is the rescue did a fecal float and it was completely negative so they won’t condone treatment without confirmation -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
Her age is 3 weeks But yes I am working with a rescue and taking proper precaution they’ve tested for parasites and found nothing so cleared her and then this morning that showed up so I’m just asking for advice if you have any. -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
Inside looked like really fine food and little grey/pink around but was not intestines I’m thinking that because of her age and not laying eggs there’s no way she could already have a reproductive infection she’s been properly isolated. Google pics of lash eggs look similar but not really it... -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
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 ask -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
I am working with a rescue thanks and they are extremely parental so they actually have encouraged release. -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
She’s a rescue I’ve had her since 1-2 days old She was on starter unmedicated with 20% protein for first 2 weeks now is on water fowl food with grass she’s indoor mainly with fresh bedding everyday with pine to absorb moisture but upper layer to cover access to pine access to water 24/7 water... -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
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 reacting -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
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 it -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
What could cause this? She’s a rescue a Canadian gosling that was set to be released this week -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
Like her reproductive organs are infected? -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
She’s 3 weeks is that normal? -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
What exactly is that? Is it normal? Is it something she is eating? -
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What is this????? Goose poop not normal!!!
My gosling pooped this and it was hard and rubbery and weird she’s completely normal is this some kind of compact food? It was like layered and look like food inside never seen this before and I’m just curious. No blood just this and watery poop -
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Is this a gapeworm???????
Fecal float showed no parasites at all and the tissue was only a little lining so nothing to worry about they said yay! Thankyou for your advice everyone! -
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Is this a gapeworm???????
And her wing tips being this bare? Normal cause they are the last feathers to come in? -
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Is this a gapeworm???????
Ok Thankyou! I have submitted a fecal sample for a float and awaiting results. Where can I purchase this and what should the dosage be? Only 3.5 weeks if parasites are present. Any help is appreciated. I also recorded her doing a high pitched pip or squeak noise is there any way to post that so... -
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Is this a gapeworm???????
It’s now pretty watery but she’s acting fine eating and drinking totally normal could it be cocci?
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