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I'm glad your not releasing him that would probably be a death sentence. Thats so amazing you had 12 hatch. Sounds like you have done a great job with all of them getting them over wry neck. This little one may never be 100% but can still have a good life in the right circumstances.

How old is he now? the voice might mean drake although it's usually a little louder. so when he has on the spacer he walks kinda of normal. Poor guy is struggling though do you also have other ducks for company for this one?

I hope the spacer works. You’re doing such a good job caring for this duckling. How’s he doing other wise eating good etc. does he like the tub or pool?

You can’t find anything over there like Etsy? I’m very sorry the liquid b b complex didn’t help. I would keep giving it to him though. Is it possible to make one like on Etsy?

That is looking good, I agree with @CoriM hopefully the hobbles and the B complex will do the trick for this little one. look at that face it's got spunk. lol

I would def try and make a separator to use to set the legs in normal position. That along with the B complex should help. Such a precious little one. Also water therapy is a great way to help them gain muscle strength in their legs.

That is such a good idea I’ve never seen them,since the OP is in Europe she may just have to make something to work but I think it is def worth a try.

I was just thinking out loud that if you had a way to hobble with keeping his legs in normal position while on the b complex maybe a straw cut or a pop cycle stick wrapped in vet wrap. So he gets use to having his legs in the normal position? @CoriM what do you think this one does have splay...

Sounds good to me. Main thing is getting the Vit B's into him. You can do it via syringe I've done it many times. Just do it slow so he swallows after every small amt. You don't want him to aspirate. Here is the best way to give liquids please keep us updated on how he is doing. and :welcome

I'd try him on Liquid B complex. it will say injectable but we use it orally 1 ml over a small amount of treat that he will eat up. do this daily. Hopefully it will help. If it's a birrth defect it may still help some but if a niacin deficiency hopefully it will really help get him walking...