Bloody duck penis

Oooh, prolapsed phallus. That can happen.

Let me get Storey's Guide....

Drakes with phallus prostration should be immediately isolated in a clean pen to prevent other ducks from damaging the penis by nipping it. If the bird is vauable and his problem is discovered before the penis has become infected or dried out recovery is possible. The organ should be washed with clean, warm water and then disinfected and treated with a medicated ointment. You can try pushing the penis back into place, but -- as often as not --- it will pop back out in a short time. Apply the ointment daily until he is fully recovered, which may require several weeks or longer. Drakes should not be allowed to mate for at least 3 months."

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Oooh, prolapsed phallus.  That can happen.

Let me get Storey's Guide....

Drakes with phallus prostration should be immediately isolated in a clean pen to prevent other ducks from damaging the penis by nipping it.  If the bird is vauable and his problem is discovered before the penis has become infected or dried out recovery is possible.  The organ should be washed with clean, warm water and then disinfected and treated with a medicated ointment.  You can try pushing the penis back into place, but -- as often as not --- it will pop back out in a short time.  Apply the ointment daily until he is fully recovered, which may require several weeks or longer.  Drakes should not be allowed to mate for at least 3 months."

@hugitnotnugget
Thank you!!!
 
Oooh, prolapsed phallus.  That can happen.

Let me get Storey's Guide....

Drakes with phallus prostration should be immediately isolated in a clean pen to prevent other ducks from damaging the penis by nipping it.  If the bird is vauable and his problem is discovered before the penis has become infected or dried out recovery is possible.  The organ should be washed with clean, warm water and then disinfected and treated with a medicated ointment.  You can try pushing the penis back into place, but -- as often as not --- it will pop back out in a short time.  Apply the ointment daily until he is fully recovered, which may require several weeks or longer.  Drakes should not be allowed to mate for at least 3 months."

@hugitnotnugget
Thank you!!!


Yes thank you for responding Amiga. Your knowledge about ducks is helpful to us all.
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