Help! My duck vomited and won't eat!

[Jazzafrazz]

I am afraid that anything I suggest could do more harm than good. The way she's breathing really worries me, and that poop isn't normal either. Does she still have any water or food in her crop?

When she vomited, did she do that on her own or did she do it when you picked her up?

She vomited on her own but she hasn't vomited since then. I'm not sure how to tell if she has anything in her crop.

 

[casportpony]

You could try to check inside her vent for an egg. Is she has an egg there are some things you can do. To check, l lube finger with a water soluble lube, like KY Jelly and gently feel inside the vent.

 

[casportpony]

She vomited on her own but she hasn't vomited since then. I'm not sure how to tell if she has anything in her crop.

Feel down the right-hand side of her neck.
Crop picture here:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...rning-contains-reproductive-pictures.1296812/

 

[WVduckchick]

Does her weight appear to have changed much lately?

 

[yickenscarf23]

If you can find a horse or cow vet, most of them will give it a go at treating pretty much anything. Good ol boy type farm vet is what ya need.

 

[Jazzafrazz]

You could try to check inside her vent for an egg. Is she has an egg there are some things you can do. To check, l lube finger with a water soluble lube, like KY Jelly and gently feel inside the vent.

We felt inside and couldn't find anything.

 

[casportpony]

Do you have any type of antibiotics?

 

[Jazzafrazz]

Does her weight appear to have changed much lately?

It does not.

 

[Jazzafrazz]

Do you have any type of antibiotics?

I do not

 

[Jazzafrazz]

Feel down the right-hand side of her neck.
Crop picture here:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...rning-contains-reproductive-pictures.1296812/

It feels empty