Emergency

[Mrs.SWhite89]

Could be any one of these also

 

[Maryam.]

She looks very weak. Do you have a drake? I would remove her for him for sure right now. Did she lay today?

You can take a dropper or small syringe with out the needle and give her tiny amounts of water with the vitamins right into her bill Never down the throat unless you know where to put it to keep it from going into her lungs. I am thinking she really needs more calcium than is in their vitamins right now to get her built back up. If that is her problem. Of course it could be something else, infection, egg binding, calcium depletion some other sickness. But for a laying duck they really need a good amount of calcium in their diet from laying mash and oyster shell, calcium of other ways.

I brought her inside the house when i saw her like this.
I gave her their vitamins in water with a small syringe and The only thing she's eaten since 2hours ago was eggshells but she's still not moving

 

[Maryam.]

As Miss Lydia said, a calcium deficiency could cause this, especially if she has not been eating a balanced diet. Can you get some human calcium?

I tried but she's refusing to eat or drink

 

[Maryam.]

Could be any one of these alsoView attachment 1313172

I really hope its not this serious! There's no wire or metal in the yard. I also wash their water container everyday and change their water many times a day
She's the strong one and she's always been very active. Seeing her like this and the fact that the clinics are closed right now is killing me

 

[casportpony]

I tried but she's refusing to eat or drink

Can you call around and see if you can find a vet that's open? Not eating/drinking could be a sign that there is something very serious going on.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Maybe an emergency vet hospital? on holidays here some places have emergency animal hospitals they can take their pets to
I would continue to try and get some water into her gently.

Here is a good recipe for electrolyte formula which will keep her hydrated.
https://www.raising-happy-chickens.com/electrolyte-drink.html

 

[Maryam.]

Can you call around and see if you can find a vet that's open? Not eating/drinking could be a sign that there is something very serious going on.

I called everywhere i knew ,none of them answered. I'm so desperate right now.

 

[Maryam.]

Maybe an emergency vet hospital? on holidays here some places have emergency animal hospitals they can take their pets to
I would continue to try and get some water into her gently.

Here is a good recipe for electrolyte formula which will keep her hydrated.
https://www.raising-happy-chickens.com/electrolyte-drink.html

I called everywhere and tried to contact vets. None answered
I am continuously giving her water containing the supplement i mentioned which i am gonna attach its contents.
Thank you very much for the link.

 

[casportpony]

What does her poop look like?

 

[Miss Lydia]

Your supplement has the electrolytes in it. But calcium doesn't seem high enough.

I hope you can get her some calcium citrate of calcium gluconate.

Did she lay today? if not gently feel along her tummy down close to her vent for an egg, need to rule out she is egg bound. Sometimes you can feel them.