HELP ME PLZ

[gymnastammm]

The Durvet is the best option as stated by others.

Nutritional yeast is what I used when I had ducks a few years ago. I got it in the bulk section at Sprouts but also saw it in the vitamin area of the main grocery stores.
I used it from day 1 and not with Peking ducks. They seem to need more than other breeds.

You're getting great advice already so I will leave that to the more knowledgeable duck people.

Take a look at its kegs while swimming. What’s wrong with his right leg?

 

[21hens-incharge]

@Miss Lydia and the others are WAY more knowledgeable than me at these things.

I defer to their knowledge.

All I can say is his little leg certainly does look odd.

 

[Jenbirdee]

Take a look at its kegs while swimming. What’s wrong with his right leg?

miss lydia mentioned hobbles and splay leg earlier on in this thread here’s her posts ( i took pics)

 

[gymnastammm]

miss lydia mentioned hobbles and splay leg earlier on in this thread here’s her posts ( i took pics)

 

[Jenbirdee]

it can be corrected you can even make your own hobbles

 

[gymnastammm]

it can be corrected you can even make your own hobble

it can be corrected you can even make your own hob

it can be corrected you can even make your own hobbles

HOW?!

 

[Debbie292d]

Miss Lydia posted a link to this site where you have to scroll down to where it says "Leg hobbles to treat splayed leg." http://www.poultrypedia.com/poultry-podiatry

I can tell you what I did twice on silkie chicks if you have vet wrap. I cut a thin strip of it about 1/2" wide. I wrapped around one leg more towards the foot. I then wrapped the other side around the other leg leaving room between the legs so they are coming straight down from their body. I covered up the vet wrap between the legs with another thin strip just to cover the stickiness. I changed that twice a day. I did it for three days. Both chickens were cured.

Please read her link as there are several methods for making hobbles and mine's only one of them.

 

[gymnastammm]

Miss Lydia posted a link to this site where you have to scroll down to where it says "Leg hobbles to treat splayed leg." http://www.poultrypedia.com/poultry-podiatry

I can tell you what I did twice on silkie chicks if you have vet wrap. I cut a thin strip of it about 1/2" wide. I wrapped around one leg more towards the foot. I then wrapped the other side around the other leg leaving room between the legs so they are coming straight down from their body. I covered up the vet wrap between the legs with another thin strip just to cover the stickiness. I changed that twice a day. I did it for three days. Both chickens were cured.

Please read her link as there are several methods for making hobbles and mine's only one of them.

Okay I did it with bandaids. I’ll keep you all posted. Hope it’s just a splayed leg and nothing more

 

[Miss Lydia]

When you hold the duckling will the right leg lay full straight like the left. I other words it will lay full length like the left leg. Just want to rule out slipped tendon. Hopefully if splay leg it will be working fine in a few days. Just keep the little one out of water while hobbled.
Can you get better pictures I can't really tell what's going on with the 2 you posted. Thanks.

 

[gymnastammm]

When you hold the duckling will the right leg lay full straight like the left. I other words it will lay full length like the left leg. Just want to rule out slipped tendon. Hopefully if splay leg it will be working fine in a few days. Just keep the little one out of water while hobbled.
Can you get better pictures I can't really tell what's going on with the 2 you posted. Thanks.