Need splint instructions?

[Carrosaur]

Have you tried to hobble the duckling?  I wouldn't wait .

I'll do that tonight.

 

[casportpony]

Quote: X2! And get it on a less slippery surface.

-Kathy

 

[minihorse927]

I'll do that tonight.

what are you using for bedding? I put mine on a thick bed of shavings after spending the first 24 hours or so on very rough paper towels and any sliding problems are cured by this. It allows the legs to strengthen so it's not an issue anymore. If it's sliding and not deformed then hobble the legs together so they can't slide.

 

[Carrosaur]

what are you using for bedding? I put mine on a thick bed of shavings after spending the first 24 hours or so on very rough paper towels and any sliding problems are cured by this. It allows the legs to strengthen so it's not an issue anymore. If it's sliding and not deformed then hobble the legs together so they can't slide.

Pine shavings. His leg is A LOT better now but on occasion it slips

 

[minihorse927]

He might come out of it on his own. Sometimes they do. Just keep an eye and if it doesn't get better then it's time to hobble the legs together

 

[Outpost JWB]

So glad to hear it's getting better