You need to pick her up and examine her leg, we had another member who's duck broke her leg this week and she took her to a vet that is my recommendation for yours too. While you decide though she needs to be placed in a smaller area where she isn't trying to move around so much, Keep her warm because they can go into shock, even if not broken it will take awhile to heal so she'll need to be kept quite and not be where she can injure herself worse.
You don't want drakes messing with her is she has a broken leg, they will injure her further and then you may have to put her down. Don't worry about the drakes take care of your duck now, if you have a dog crate put her in that with bedding or old clean towels, and keep her out of the weather, a broke leg is serious and should not be left alone. have you examined her to see if it is indeed broken or maybe a sprain? if the drakes are getting after her they may have caused this to begin with if they are mating her alot.
Rouen Duck I'm worried if you duck doesn't have adequate room to move then if her leg does begin to heal it may not be in the right position to do it,. Can you look around and maybe find something larger to put her in? your going to have to get her out at least daily for some swim time [water therapy] WITHOUT drakes being able to get to her. and to clean her hospital room up. Sometimes stores have large boxes when they first get shipments in if you could get to one before they flatten them out. or an appliance store. What is your drake to duck ratio? just wondering if any of your other ducks may end up the same why if more drakes than ducks there. Them boys can sure be rough on the ducks.
