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-Kathy

Sorry for your loss. -Kathy

Be warned, anesthesia can be very risky with one that lost so much weight. -Kathy

Then no reason not to go tomorrow or Tuesday, right? -Kathy

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Santa Rosa Veterinary Hospital is advertising a $1 exam on google. -Kathy

Do you still live in California? If so, what city? -Kathy

I'm not positive, but to me it looks like the skin edges are healed, so I think they would have to be trimmed, then sewn together, but that's just a guess. -Kathy

I'm pretty handy when it come to at home care, but this is something I would *never* attempt at home. -Kathy

Many vets will euthanize for free. -Kathy

Some vets will allow you to surrender your pets, then will treat them and re-home them. -Kathy

Looks like the hole is in her crop or esophagus. Can you take her to a vet? -Kathy

Excellent links! The duck anatomy picture picture doesn't have the word "crop", but it does show that the esophagus looks looks like the one the left in this picture: Picture from: http://www.fernbank.edu/Birding/digestion.htm -Kathy

Vetwrap is supposed to be used with padding under it. Doesn't mater if it's a horse's leg or a duck's neck. -Kathy

This is how I would wrap it: http://www.thehorse.com/videos/30327/how-to-bandage-a-horses-leg-with-vetrap -Kathy

That vein is the right jugular. -Kathy

Is the duck eating and drinking? I think I'd be tempted to watch it drink without the bandage on to see if any water leaks from that dark area. -Kathy