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@casportpony We are moisturizing his bill and it seems like that is really helping it along. Like he had chapped lips and he needing chapstick.

@Miss Lydia When we rescued him three years ago, he had fishing line wrapped around his leg. The fishing line was cutting into his leg almost down to the bone. We rehabilitated him but now his leg is permanently damaged but he can still walk.

@jducour No. His pool is filled with faucet water.

@casportpony He is overweight, in my opinion. Because of his lame leg, he is inactive. Despite his leg he can walk, swim, and flap his wings. He has a voracious appetite as most ducks do. Are you saying that a weight increase would mean something more serious, or a decrease?

@casportpony No, there is no fluid that oozes. We may try manuka oil, it's an all natural anti fungal. Also this suggestion: "very carefully clean the bill with something like Vetericyn Wound Wash and apply a thin coat of Neosporin without pain reliever" I'll keep the thread updated with his...

@casportpony Thanks for the comment. The inside of his mouth looks normal.

@JadeComputerGal This is our only duck. We live in the desert south west. He is very well taken care of. He is a rescue and has a damaged leg because of fishing line. He has water and a kids pool to float and bathe, he can submerge his whole head. We don't know how old he is, we rescued him 3...

Hi, thanks for the comment. Yes he's eating and acting normal.

Thanks for the comment. Will drug store topical anti fungal cream suffice? Maybe to kind for toe nails will be better, thoughts?

The bill is crusty, dry and peeling and has black spots.