To make a shoe you can cut a piece of plastic like a Cool Whip container the size of the foot then wrap in vet wrap or tape to cover the sharp edges then lay the foot on the shoe you just made and use vet wrap to hold it on. making sure to go up around the ankle to keep the duckling from getting it off. Be sure to wrap snugly but make sure it's not too snug and cuts off circulation.
@MeganlovesJesus is it the foot or could it be a slipped tendon you can gently feel down the back of the leg and compare with the normal leg and tell were the tendon is slipped out and move it back .
it’s both flags unfortunately one is a little better than the other. That’s why I’m so worried for her. Yeah so the toes are curled. She tries to move them a little bit. They were better than when she first came out. She is a day old this morning, but they’re bent like upright so she’s basically walking or trying to walk on her knees and I tried to pull them down and if she relaxes I can I can pull them down but once she tenses up they just flip right back up and I don’t want to push too hard but I was thinking maybe if I had some Vet wrap like you said for the shoe and then maybe Vet wrap the legs down and maybe it will get used to being down but I think it’s definitely slipped tendons. I think she got stuck in the egg maybe because of low humidity and wasn’t able to turn or something because she was in a really bad position. I had to help her out of the egg which she’s a call Duck, so that’s not uncommon but I have a feeling now that was why I had to help her .
