Pekin Duck Club!

[Amiga]

They may have egg stuck in their nares. Are they still in the tub?

An avian vet, or one who deals with livestock might be what to look for. Majestic Waterfowl has a vet finder. http://www.majesticwaterfowl.org/vetfinder.htm

 

[Sunshineluv95]

They are still in the tub right now they are bathing like normal but nothing else has really changed there not pooping as much the color of it is different completely I appreciate your help I'm going to see if I can find a vet in my area are they normally expensive to take them to one?

 

[freakshow5]

All tired out from our big trip outside

 

[Amiga]

It depends on the vet - all of them cost a bit.

Do their fronts look very puffy?

 

[Sunshineluv95]

Their fronts are usually pretty big but they do seem to be bigger than normal

 

[Amiga]

Try a very gentle massage in the direction the food should be going. Very light. Or, I suppose you could just give them time and hope it moves along. All that protein might move slowly.I would be sure they have water to drink.

 

[Julie Birb]

All tired out from our big trip outside

We're a cute pile of fuzzy ducklings and all we wanna do is cuddle and sleep.

 

[sukochickens]

If you have a barn or a shed that a predator can't get into that would work too

That's where they were staying. In our shed with the chickens. They did fine over night. Hopefully the coop is aired out enough so they can go in there tonight. My husband painted it 2 days ago and I was worried about the paint fumes.

 

[Onlyducks]

A dog igloo would probably work if it was insulated. With only 2 ducks, it's quite likely they would get cold in an uninsulated one. Here's hoping the coop aired out enough. (Any injured duck can be attacked due to the injury—I separate my injured ducks from all the others, with a wire divider so they can see each other and bump beaks, but not bite each other—until all signs of the injury are gone.)

 

[sukochickens]

A dog igloo would probably work if it was insulated.  With only 2 ducks, it's quite likely they would get cold in an uninsulated one.  Here's hoping the coop aired out enough.  (Any injured duck can be attacked due to the injury—I separate my injured ducks from all the others, with a wire divider so they can see each other and bump beaks, but not bite each other—until all signs of the injury are gone.)

Thank you! I checked the coop just a minute ago and it seems good to me. Got down on the floor and took a few big whiffs. There is still a paint smell obviously, but isn't fumey like yesterday and is more faint. So we are going to put up a divider and move them in today. Oh, and the igloo is insulated. I also filled it with hay. They seemed just fine when I let them out this morning. It is borrowed from a friend who used it for his police dog that has to live outside.