HELP!!!!

[Miss Lydia]

@Nesh26 hows your drake?

 

[Nesh26]

@Nesh26 hows your drake?

Hes in the house now in a kennel with an old mattress protector. Hes clean, with food and water but his penis is still out. I read online that it might go back in on it's own so were hoping it might. Were leaving him alone for the night so he can rest

 

[Duckfarmer1]

I’ve had this happen...do you have manufacturing honey...that’s works best...if not, you can use neosporin. You need to gently massage it to get the swelling down. Thats where the honey comes in...it does it by its self. Anyways, massage it, and then, gently rotate and push it back in. My friend is a vet tech...she walked me through it when it happened to my duck....

 

[Miss Lydia]

Medicinal honey like Manuka is a good one to have on hand. I'd also let him have cool baths. Actually my little dachshund had a prolapse once and only way I could get it to go back in was putting him in a cool bath. The longer it's out with out intervention the risk of it drying and dying or infection. So try the honey or neo or sugar mixed with distilled water to make a paste to get swelling down.

 

[Nesh26]

Is it too late to give those suggestions a try now?? It happened yesterday afternoon and I was too afraid to push it back in, afraid I would hurt him

 

[Miss Lydia]

Thank you @DuckyDonna I was searching all through my book marks and couldn't find it.

 

[Nesh26]

here is a healthy penis
I think I already posted this link in the thread but here it is anyway:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...uck-phallus-penis-under-construction.1293789/

It definitely isnt pink but it dont look like the ones that are damaged either. It's a bit red and swollen. Is there a chance it will go back on its own?

 

[Duckfarmer1]

I’ve had this happen...do you have manufacturing honey...that’s works best...if not, you can use neosporin. You need to gently massage it to get the swelling down. Thats where the honey comes in...it does it by its self. Anyways, massage it, and then, gently rotate and push it back in. My friend is a vet tech...she walked me through it when it happened to my duck....

I meant manuka honey...not manufactured...dumb autocorrect!

 

[Miss Lydia]

Yay she is here.

 

[Duckfarmer1]

Problem is I'm 500km away from a vet and she isnt an avian vet either. So I guess were gonna have to do what we can for him, poor Charlie

It’s ok..there are people on here that have had to cut it themselves...but try to get it in by massage...don’t think that far ahead...getting it in..that’s the key