Thank you miss Lydia. What about the white stuff in the bottom of the hole? Is it OK to leave that?That is so awesome you got it out. Check again in a couple of days and make sure there isn't any more infection but it sounds like you got it all.
I am very sorry for your and husband's situation, It's wonderful when family can step up and help. I hope things begin to look up for you both real soon.
I'll definitely keep yall posted. I'd love to see how it heals up too. Hope it doesn't take long. I can't stand for my babies to feel pain. It hurts me too. And this duck imparticular. She is my baby. I don't know what I'd do if something were to happen to her. I'd lose it.
of it wasn't for this web page, and miss Lydia, who has helped me on numerous occasions, I don't know what I would have done. Google will only help so much. I'd much rather have experienced help anyway. Thank yall so so much for all your advice. Miss Lydia, they have a special place I'm heaven for you. You will have your own office, in charge of animals that come in. You are awesome and I thank any and all higher powers out there for you daily. My flock means everything to me. Some days, it's the only thing that keeps me going, especially the pekin, Ms. McPoodles which is the one with the really bad bumblefoot we just removed.
. He loves her. He might not say it out loud, but he does. She seems happy and doesn't really seem to care about outside and being a "real duck" as he calls it. So as bad as something may seem, it all happens for a reason. 
. @BarnyardChaos @Miss Lydia
She lays in the sun spot on the floor at the front door. Is that enough sunlight? Or should I take her outside some? What are the best treats, in y'all's experience, for a house duck? I feed her the 16% layer feed that the ones outside eat. She gets blueberries, tomato's, cabbage, and she sneaks into the dog food bowl every chance she gets, even though she's not supposed to.
Oh yeah, and peas of course. She didn't like the strawberries. And cherries were a hard no.
