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Great news!!

Mainly unless infected green poop can mean she isn't eating enough. Or she has been eating something in the green color. Sounds like she is recovering well.

That's a long time good for you, I only had to tube for 6 days before my Runner began to eat.

But she isn't eating on her own and she is having neurological symptoms. How is she this evening? This sounds good.

Sounds like her brain was injured in the attack how deep is the wounds on her head? With my Runner it was 6 days before she would eat on her own.

If she'll drink some soupy feed that would be good and add some poultry cell to it for some added help. One thing is when they are injured or sick they lose their appetite and the nutrients they need so much to help them recover so if she doesn't begin to eat the next day or 2 I'd seriously...

Is she drinking? if so you might make her feed into a soupy concoction sometimes they will drink before they begin to eat. Great news she is improving. Next option would be to tube feed her we have info on how so let us know.

That’s good. Sorry I read that about the eye and forgot.

Your going to need to clip the feathers away from the wounds so when the wounds start closing the feathers aren't caught. The deep wounds. Bless her heart what are you doing for her eye?

That is great news. So happy to hear she has improved so much.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/how-to-sling-a-ducks-leg.1450307/#post-24133375

If you can get the pain under better control that might help him want to eat. I imagine his neck is very sore.

They can get through 1" openings from what I have read.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/antibiotic-for-ducks.883891/ @casportpony replied on this link You can still buy antibiotics many places online sell them.

Give him time to recover from shock he won’t eat until he’s through it. Keep him in a quiet place in semi darkness only clean wounds once with hydrogen peroxide. You should clip all the feathers away from the wounds so you can treat them better and they won’t get caught inside as the wounds...