Ducks strange toenail injury- advice please

[Miss Lydia]

Hopefully a week improvement but if this is an injury they can take quite a while to heal. My Runners 3 weeks then she ended up limping again and was another 2 weeks before she wasn’t. Nutritional deficiency b complex takes care of pretty quick the brand that best is Durvet

 

[Phillyndilly]

Hopefully a week improvement but if this is an injury they can take quite a while to heal. My Runners 3 weeks then she ended up limping again and was another 2 weeks before she wasn’t. Nutritional deficiency b complex takes care of pretty quick the brand that best is Durvet

Is this the one?

 

[DuckyDonna]

Is this the one?

yup, that's it! If you have tractor supply they should have it!

 

[Phillyndilly]

yup, that's it! If you have tractor supply they should have it!

I do but now I just have to order everything on amazon it’s a sickness lol! Maybe I’ll stop at tractor supply on the way home from work tomm

 

[Miss Lydia]

I have that sickness too. I don't have a TSC close though so I'll use that as my excuse.

 

[Phillyndilly]

I have that sickness too. I don't have a TSC close though so I'll use that as my excuse.

Haha it’s just so easy with 2 day shipping!

 

[Miss Lydia]

I love it!!

 

[Phillyndilly]

So I also do have another question.. is it safe to take orally from a syringe? Honestly my ducks are so so picky and Minnie doesn’t even like mealworms , only maple does. Minnie likes lettuce but I don’t know if I would be able to ensure she ate the lettuce I put the treatment on because if I gave it to her in the coop she would be nervous about not being with her friends and if I gave it outside the coop another fatty would for sure gobble it up first.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Yes that is the best way to give it just not everyone is comfortable using the syringe to give meds. Since you can’t just stick it in their mouth an shoot it in there.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Are you familiar with giving birds med by syringe?