Can ducks have a stroke?

Just an update. I did in fact bring her in the house tonight so I can keep her warm and also monitor her food and water and poop, etc.

She does not eat by herself I have to help her to eat by holding warm mushy food right under her bill, same with water.

I think she may not see me at all. She does hear, made a loud clap and she responded. Her pupils do dilate when a bright light is point into her eyes.

Here is a video of what she does with her head, this is basically continuously unless she is sleeping...

https://photos.app.goo.gl/2yFNODr0c9SdtpyD3

Thank you EVERYONE for all your help so far...
 
Just saw the video and that is very odd. Poop pictures please. :D

You asked... :) I noticed she just pooped a watery darker poop and then a watery white poop. I did just feed her some warm oatmeal with molasses and honey in it...
 

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Just an update. I did in fact bring her in the house tonight so I can keep her warm and also monitor her food and water and poop, etc.

She does not eat by herself I have to help her to eat by holding warm mushy food right under her bill, same with water.

I think she may not see me at all. She does hear, made a loud clap and she responded. Her pupils do dilate when a bright light is point into her eyes.

Here is a video of what she does with her head, this is basically continuously unless she is sleeping...

https://photos.app.goo.gl/2yFNODr0c9SdtpyD3

Thank you EVERYONE for all your help so far...

I think she is going blind... I say that because I have a duck who has been *mostly* blind her entire life and makes that same, constant motion, but mine is front to back instead of side to side...

Any cloudiness in her eye? Anything inside the pupil area?
 
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