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Oh for sure, we kept them in their indoor/nighttime enclosure in the garage for days because I was concerned the fox would come back and it did, several times. We're working on extra protection for them

Yeah the vet said I should go down within 3 weeks or so. Yes she definitely is uncomfortable to a point, between her leg being sore from injury above it and blowing up like a blimp she has a hard time for sure trying to keep up with the other ducks

If she's not with the other Ducks even if I stick her in something small she will just stand there. She's not able to move her head far enough yet to lift the water from her head to her back when she's dunking it. Just the water from her sitting in a tiny kiddie pool that isn't very deep and me...

The male is doing great. The female took a larger hit so she's getting there. Getting her sassy quack back which I was relieved to hear. She's pretty much the boss of her flock, they all respect her and she pretty much runs the show so to see her the way she's been has been difficult. Air from...

Also they'd do it when I'd spray their injuries to prevent infection, same reaction. I thought maybe it was irritation to the spray and then they did it in the water too, which I thought was odd

When mine ruffle there's as you're saying they puff up to look larger and shake/flap their wings etc but they've never dropped. And they lift them slightly up and down for hours after. They've never done that before

One has superficial wounds and his wings sag also after being in the water but didn't notice shivering. The female who shivers has puffiness on her back they said is sub-cutaneous emphysema, it is due to damage to an air sac, lung or trachea and it will resolve on its own.

Has anyone's ducks body shivered when in the water? This isn't due to excitement. She was attacked by a fox on Saturday and saw vet this morning. She's been limping and wanted to alleviate some stress on her leg. Her wings also start to droop after getting wet and she flutters them up and down.