Ducks chest normal?

[Cassidykassis_88]

Maybe I’m over reacting but it seems like the left side of my ducks chest is way bigger then the other and doesn’t look normal idk maybe I’m over reacting like I said but theese are my first ducks

 

[Friendly_Lurker]

I don’t see a problem. It looks normal. Good luck!

 

[PirateGirl]

I don't see anything alarming in the video. Is it possible you're just seeing some distension due to a full crop?

 

[Friendly_Lurker]

Or maybe she’s been drinking a lot. Either way, likely no problem.

 

[SkyeT]

Yeah, probably has a full crop. Our Rouen looks like a DDD after she eats... My husband panicked the first time he saw it and I had to explain crops and duck digestion to him.

 

[Dougdilman]

When i got my first ducks that freaked me out too!

Tomorow morning before he eats check it and feel it, After hes eaten and drank lots check it again

is he a silver appleyard?

 

[PirateGirl]

I also assume that ducks, like chickens, can have "pendulous crop." Essentially some birds have more obvious crops than others, some have slower digestion than others (may or may not actually be a problem). I have one chicken in particular that it is extremely obvious when she's just eaten, and other birds that you'd never be able to tell at first glance and would need closer inspection.

 

[chickens really]

Do they get out daily? Eating that bedding? How often do you feed? Water access?
More information needed.

 

[Cassidykassis_88]

He is a welsh harlequin I’m almost positive a boy..hopefully a boy and he always has water access and his food gets taken away at night time only

 

[chickens really]

He is a welsh harlequin I’m almost positive a boy..hopefully a boy and he always has water access and his food gets taken away at night time only

Yes a Drake but I’m thinking he just gorges on feed in the morning when first fed. Is that what the picture is of?