31 Must-have Items for Your Pet Duck First Aid Kit

I hope that you agree that having a first aid kit on hand for your ducks is a good idea, just like it is for any pet. This way, you can be prepared for minor injuries and ailments that may…
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I hope that you agree that having a first aid kit on hand for your ducks is a good idea, just like it is for any pet. This way, you can be prepared for minor injuries and ailments that may…

Eye health is a critical but often overlooked part of duck care. Ducks rely heavily on their eyesight to navigate their environment, find food, recognize flock members, and detect potential threats. When eye infections develop, they can quickly affect a…

Duck feet are resilient, but they are not indestructible. If you have ever noticed your duck limping, favoring one foot, or standing less than usual, bumblefoot may be the cause. Bumblefoot is a common foot infection in ducks that often…

In this post, we’ll examine common health issues, injuries, and illnesses that ducks may encounter, providing insights into proactive measures to ensure the well-being of our feathered friends. While ducks are generally hardy and easy to care for, they, like…

This is the story of our pet duck Simon and his prolapsed penis. If you want to read more about prolapsed phallus in ducks, what causes it, and how to treat it, you may want to read our other blog…

Male ducks (drakes) may sometimes experience a problem with their phallus sticking out. The prolapsed phallus is a condition in which male ducks cannot retract their phallus, leaving it exposed outside the body. An exposed penis is also called “penis…

Egg-laying problems in Ducks Many duck and chicken owners have experienced soft-shelled eggs or egg-binding in their birds. We have recently experienced this with our duck Schnatterinchen, and I wanted to share our experience. If you want to get general…

Ever wondered why your duck might be laying soft-shelled eggs? Or maybe you’ve dealt with the worry of how dangerous this is for your duck. Don’t worry – it’s a common issue! In this post, we’re diving into the nitty-gritty…