All about henopause (poultry menopause)
Find out what henopause (aka bird menopause) is and what to expect when your backyard ducks or other poultry go through henopause!
Healthcare tips and medical information to help you provide optimal care for your pet and backyard ducks.
Find out what henopause (aka bird menopause) is and what to expect when your backyard ducks or other poultry go through henopause!
If you raise poultry and want insights into bird flu / avian influenza, check out this must-read expert interview with Dr. Maurice Pitesky!
Find out how sunlight affects ducks, from health and happiness to better egg shells! Essential info for backyard and pet duck keepers!
Our duck health guide w/ first aid kit recommendations will help you prevent illness & be prepared in the event one of your flock members becomes sick or injured.
In our second video interview with Dr. M. Scott Echols, DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), we ask him YOUR questions about duck healthcare.
Part 1: Watch our first video interview with Dr. Scott Echols, DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice). In this video you’ll learn tons of helpful information about nutrition and healthcare best practices for backyard and pet ducks!
Find out why, when, and how to tube feed a duck and other poultry species in this step-by-step guide and instructional video!
It’s time to rethink what to feed pet or backyard ducks to focus on optimal health & longevity rather than high egg production. Here’s how, based on advice from our avian vet.
How long do ducks live, whether wild or domestic? If you have backyard or pet ducks, what can you expect as your ducks age? Find out here!
Ducks molt (lose their feathers) yearly. If you’re a backyard or pet duck parent, here are some things you should know about your molting ducks to make sure they’re staying healthy.
Bumblefoot is a common and potentially life-threatening bacterial infection ducks and other poultry get on their feet. Here’s how to identify, prevent, and treat bumblefoot in ducks.
Can birds change sex? Find out how and why wild and domesticated birds change sex, including the curious story of Marigold the duck.
If your ducks (or chickens) are laying soft eggs or are egg bound, making them go broody may be a life-saving intervention. Find out how to do it in this article!
Trying to find out how to medicate ducks? We’ll show you how to safely pill or syringe your pet or backyard ducks to provide the medications they need.
A step-by-step article + video showing you how to diaper a duck (or goose or chicken). Good for pet ducks OR prolonged care for a sick/injured outdoor duck.