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It won't ever go back in if there is an egg trapped inside. Grab an egg that she laid and hold it next to the lump to see if it's the right size for an egg.I often wash it so it doesn't dry out and try to keep it clean, Will it go back in on its own or will it need help?
I often wash it so it doesn't dry out and try to keep it clean, Will it go back in on its own or will it need help?
I agree, Amiga had a duck get a prolapse and the vet put it back in and stitched it up to keep it in. This one on your duck has been out a long time now. Have you examined it to feel for an egg?You will likely need help, especially since you initially tried to pull it out as you said in the original post. I really think you need to see a vet to help put it back into place.
Have you tried using a lubricant to push it back in?I just tried to feel for an egg and I didn't feel anything