misfitbunch
Hatching
Ideas please! I have a call duck who I found this morning bloody when I let the ducks out of their house for the day. He wouldn't come out which is very unlike him. He won't put any weight on his right leg he seems like he won't even unbend it at his hock at all so it just stays up tight to his body. His foot does look a bit swollen as a whole but I can't see any obvious signs of bumble foot. Then again I've never dealt with it so not completely sure. Along with the foot issue he has two raw bloody "crevices" for lack of better word on his back. One by his oil glad one further up. He also has a raw looking area up under his wing where maybe his foot would go when he tucks them under his wings. I brought him
Inside today and gave him a warm tub soak and cleaned his wounds with hydrogen peroxide and have sprayed Vetricyn Poultry care on it multiple times today. It has been pretty cold here lately in the teens and twenties during the day. He does look like
He's a little light in feathers and am wondering if these spots could be getting frost bit along with his foot. I have attached pictures of his wounds and feet. Any ideas of what could be causing this would be great. His wounds already look better from this morning so I'm sure they will heal fine I'm more worried about preventing it from
Happening again. They do have access to dry straw to lay on and their house to go into all day but they don't. Thank you!
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Inside today and gave him a warm tub soak and cleaned his wounds with hydrogen peroxide and have sprayed Vetricyn Poultry care on it multiple times today. It has been pretty cold here lately in the teens and twenties during the day. He does look like
He's a little light in feathers and am wondering if these spots could be getting frost bit along with his foot. I have attached pictures of his wounds and feet. Any ideas of what could be causing this would be great. His wounds already look better from this morning so I'm sure they will heal fine I'm more worried about preventing it from
Happening again. They do have access to dry straw to lay on and their house to go into all day but they don't. Thank you!
Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do.