In contradiction to my first post, there is minor wet feather occurring in the dorsum aspect of her body. The degree of wet feather she has is not something I would be too worried about; Pekins, along with other meat duck breeds, often begin to lose feather quality as they age. Almost all my Pekins, have some degree of wet feather by eight months in age. In an attempt to prevent the problem from becoming worse of a problem; ensure she gets in clean water at least once a day, and if not, try to mist her feathers to encourage preening. Checking the uropygial (oil gland) located pygostyle, every few weeks to ensure it is not swollen (clogged) and is fairly oily may be good as well.
