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That will work be sure when you put them up for the night you give her eye a good spray so she isn't washing it out.I got the plus. No one had salve.
I wonder if what your seeing is the third eye lid? Hopefully it will clear up with time and spray. When you examined the eye closely could you see any kind of puncture or wound?Ms. Maddy is doing better today but her eye is still milky. I let her out and she is swimming normal. I don't think she can see out of her eye though. She can't see me from that side when I spray it and she bumps the side of her house on that side when she is walking. She is eating fine and drinking as usual.
Hard to say what may have happened to her eye. Best thing to do now is watch for infection. using the Veterycin spray is about the only thing I would know to do except order some Terramycin eye ointment on line. The eye doesn't look like it's runny or closing up so those are good signs. She may not get her sight back though hard to say at this point, but sounds like she is working that out too with not leaning like she was. Birds are amazing how they can over come and adapt.
Here is a photo I made tonight when putting them in the pen. I let her out today to forage for a few hours and she swam around in the pond a little and she wasn't leaning toward her right anymore (which is her injured eye side) it appears that she cannot see out of that eye. She keeps her good eye toward me and seem a little more skiddiah than usual. I am spraying her eye 3 times a day with the Vetericyn plus spray. Should I try anything else? She is eating and drinking normally. But spending more time in her house when in the pen.
Have you considered ordering ducklings that are sexed from hatchery? I have heard many people on here have used Metzer's and they now have new minimum policy it seems.No luck on finding any females. The local places that have babies are not sexed