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[MsGineo98]

Ducks feet what should I do for it

 

[JustBabyMargo]

View attachment 2820861Ducks feet what should I do for it

Not sure. Could you maybe move it over to the emergency section and use a title like “help my duck’s feet are crooked!” so that others will be able to help you better?

 

[Quatie]

That looks like a naicin deficiency. Here is a thread talkong all about naicin deficiency.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/niacin-deficiency-in-waterfowl.1367557/

What are you currently feeding your duck?

I would recommend getting some vitamin B complex. You can get it at TSC. If that is not possible for you, you can get naicin at a drug store. The link above tells you the proper dosage in there and how to administer it.

@Miss Lydia @Isaac 0 may have more ideas.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Please try and get the liquid B complex it works so much better, and faster. 1 ml over a tasty treat making sure she gets full ml. It will say injectable on the bottle but we just pull off the foil and pull out 1 ml then keep in the frig. Give her plenty of water therapy to build up those leg muscles. How long has she been like this? This isn’t an over night fix but sure looks like niacin def. so depending on how long this has been going on will depend on how long it will take but they respond real well to the liquid b complex

 

[HollowOfWisps]

Your duck has what appears to be enlarged hocks, bowed legs and pigeon toes which all together are signs of a severe niacin decency. As said above your duck needs to be on a b complex with Niacin immediately. I would also highly recommend splinting the legs to ensure they grow as straight as possible at this point. Based on what I can see in the picture I'm going to guess your duckling is around 3 weeks old which means it will take at least 3 weeks for improvement. What feed have you been feeding?