Help! My duck vomited and won't eat!

[WVduckchick]

Does her weight appear to have changed much lately?

 

[casportpony]

Do you have any type of antibiotics?

 

[WVduckchick]

Oh good! I’d just keep her in a warm, dark place tonight and hope she rests well until morning. Good luck!
Please let us know how it goes.

 

[Jazzafrazz]

Thank you so much everyone. I really appreciate all the quick responses.

 

[casportpony]

Walking around nibbling is a good sign. hope your vet will be able to help.

 

[DuckyDonna]

Walking around nibbling is a good sign. hope your vet will be able to help.

Do you think she might have gotten into something that poisoned her?

 

[Shadow Source]

I think she was poisoned by something. I have seen chickens vomit, and quail. She probably ate rat poison, or ate a rat that was poisoned. ( All the birds I have ever had has eaten rats, and other birds, we have cats so there is no need to put out poison)

 

[Jazzafrazz]

I think she was poisoned by something. I have seen chickens vomit, and quail. She probably ate rat poison, or ate a rat that was poisoned. ( All the birds I have ever had has eaten rats, and other birds, we have cats so there is no need to put out poison)

I live in Alaska and we don't really have rats where I live and there was no way one was getting into the pen. Its fully enclosed.

 

[Jazzafrazz]

What does she normally eat? Has she laid an egg recently? Any chance a predator got ahold of her? Did you examine her for any injuries or anything stuck in her throat?

She eats adult duck pellets with romaine lettuce, corn, peas, mealworms, oats.

She laid one last week but that's pretty normal for her.

There is no way anything got ahold of her. Her pen is off the ground and enclosed.

I couldn't find any injuries and I don't feel anything in her throat.