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HEY! YOU need to take her to the vet.. being egg bound usually kills the bir if left untreated. also secondary infections are common and also damage to tissues from the egg being shoved around. Time is a factor here.. id go to the vet or get a hold of a local chicken farmer or a farmer who...

I just wanted to suggest something that may help the crop keep from souring. 1 Tablesppon of apple cider vinegar in 1 gallon of water for drinking. You can use the natural Apple cider vinegar you buy at healthfood stores which actually has enzymes and lots of good stuff in it its cloudy .. or...

antibiotics fromt eh vet probably Baytril.. its prob sinus or upper respiratory infection.. possibly fungus but prob the other. The meds you tried may have worked partially on some but they really need reg antibiotics. YOuc an try a local Vet school at a University, local chicken farmers or...

so ok id prob tell you to find a vet who would see them or prescribe some routine antibiotics.. the skin is in rough shape and may need some cleaning up removing some dead tissue etc.. best done by the vet and antibiotics as well. Im sure they are sore! poor things.. lucky for them you came...

Hi well we have 2 indoor ducks who do not wear diapers and due to space issues share the bedroomw ith our daughter who is mom to them. We have adapted everything in our lives to accomodate them. We have done 9 years of waterfowl urban waterfowl rescue and these 2 were rescued as hatchlings 6...

Hi OK here is the deal. Its good you separated the duck but you HAVE to get him tot eh VET ASAP IT sounds like an infection for sure likely bacterial . A simple course of Baytril an antibiotic should clear it right up but with out it he will likely die. Watch your other birds for signs of it...

we feed our ducks Purina's Layena feed. We feed them 1.5 cups per bird per day. Those amounts were told ot us by a nutritionist at Pruina. Layena is an all natural grain based feed and very good. It can be fed to grown drakes and hens as well as layers. Good luck!