My pet duck has a dislocated leg I think. Please HELP!

[707]

My pet duck in December 2020 was walking out of her run in the morning so she can go walk with her friend. There was a patch of ice on the way to the pool (that's where they usually go in the winter as well summer and spring) and she slipped and fell.. I brought her inside to check her foot and she had bumble foot I treated that within three weeks on March 20th, 2021 she got back outside for her 1 year birthday.. Then I started to notice that she was limping still, I kept watching her for the next few weeks after that, and she was still limping.. After me and my mom looked at her once again, there was no sight of bumblefoot still remaining and we both thought why she was still limping.. 1 month ago we finally thought the cause of her limping was because her leg was dislocated/out of socket, I still don't know what to do till this day because I've fed her, gave her water, put the water closer to where she usually goes. She cant walk decently fine but she limps and she sometimes falls onto her wing. I also been putting brewers yeast in her food and water, 1 month ago me and my mom kept giving her niacin, and Clio silver.

Please help!

Breed: White Pekin
Age: 1 year

 

[Miss Lydia]

If her leg is out of socket and its been as long as it sounds I’d say vet care is the route to go. Very sorry this has happened. She won’t recover with out vet care.

 

[KaleIAm]

I would also take her to an avian vet. They can do radiographs and find out what exactly is wrong plus solve the problem and provide pain medication.

 

[707]

If her leg is out of socket and its been as long as it sounds I’d say vet care is the route to go. Very sorry this has happened. She won’t recover with out vet care.

Ok thank you, I will talk to my mom about that! Thanks for your help

 

[707]

I would also take her to an avian vet. They can do radiographs and find out what exactly is wrong plus solve the problem and provide pain medication.

Ok thank you!

 

[Dani loves ducks]

My duck has dislocated her leg too, seen on an xray that was taken. She manages. The unfortunate thing with my duck, Sally, is that she also has osteomyelitis, which is an aggressive bone infection that can kill her. I'd be fine with her only dealing with the dislocation, because she does fine limping around. There might be surgery options for you duck.