I raised some ducklings, but they just started to grow feathers, so I ate the feathers of each one until they bled! I don't know what's going on, I look anxious and...

The poor little duck makes the poster worried. My family has been raising ducks for many years, and occasionally encounter situations similar to what you said. Because I haven’t seen your breeding situation in detail, I can only give you an opinion based on experience. : 1. It is necessary to ensure that the ducklings have sufficient feed. The ducklings have a relatively low body constitution. If they are not fed feed, they are prone to malnutrition. Pecking the feathers of other ducks can supplement nutrition (it is a unique nature of animals, just like hens who suffer from malnutrition). It’s like eating eggs, including those you laid yourself). It is recommended that ducks add chopped garlic to their drinking water, which can improve immunity, eliminate intestinal bacteria and promote digestion (applicable to chickens and ducks), and that the water should be changed every day.

2. After ensuring that the food nutrition is sufficient, if the situation still occurs, the duck can only be isolated. The isolation time is uncertain. If the duck is returned to the flock and the situation continues, the isolation will continue. Of course, the isolated duck cannot be left alone and ignored, at least it must still be able to hear the calls of its companions. PS, this method is good and works well. Apply some ointment to the injured duck. Go to the drugstore and buy a box of hydrogen oxygen ointment, which is not expensive.

In addition, poultry cannot live without green food throughout their lives, so the author wants to cut leaves and other vegetables for the ducks to eat every two days.