Ducks acting different, what should I do?

[Danni043]

I made my ducks a nice home outside my house a couple weeks ago. Put chicken lining all around. They’ve been fine. Happy! Enjoying it. I went away this past weekend and came back let them in their pool to swim and they were fine ! Diving around. I put them away, went to bed and then work. When I got home from work I didn’t hear them chirping around like normal. I went in the coop I made and no sign of anything getting in. I put them in their pool to clean up because they were muddy. They seems scared and hurt. Very quiet. I looked at one duck, and he seemed to have been attacked by something. He has blood clots on his head and he could hardly move around, he seemed scared. The other duck just kinda stood in the pool didn’t swim around in circles like normal. I didn’t see any marks on him. He was just dirty. I put them away in their box they’re used to inside my garage maybe to feel a little safer but they won’t eat or drink... I’m unsure what could’ve gotten in their home. I tried comforting them and let them walk around but the one with no marks kinda just stood in place and at one point fell over. The injured tried flapping his wings but it didnt really work out. I don’t know if they’re traumatized but whatever happened or something is really wrong. What should I do?

 

[chickens really]

A weasel attack?...Something got in..Post a picture of your set up..

 

[Abraeri]

A weasel attack?...Something got in..Post a picture of your set up..

If something go in would it leave the ducks alive? I'm thinking maybe the predator reached through the netting and tried to grab it?

 

[CayugaJana]

Danni, how are they doing now? Ducks definitely go through shock. Sometimes that’s how I know there is a predator around and I start inspecting my birds. Mine have acted exactly how you described before.

 

[Animal family]

Get them inside ASAP and treat for shock. Eye dropper water in them if you have to.
Maybe a raccoon reached in their coop and tried to grab them. Sometimes they do that.
I hope your poor ducks can recover! There such smart emotional creatures, just be with them.