When we lost our drake, it was a fox or raccoon who had taken him from the other side of the pond where they loved to hang out. Then they wouldn't go near that side anymore. And now that Cocoa has been injured and they saw me carry her off, they are scared of us now. They always come running when we go to the pond and follow us all around. And now they won't come close. I'm sad. 
Glad it was able to be fixed. I wouldn't let them back on the pond till you get the snappers we've seen people come here where their ducks and geese have lost feet and part of legs one even got a huge chunk taken out f it's chest.Thanks guys. I ended up taking her to our vet. She cleaned it well and put some salve on it and wrapped it up. She told me to change the bandage every day or two. Having watched what the vet did, I'm sure we could have done it - but I feel like such a newbie at this and wanted to be sure she got the best care.
We are on a snapping turtle hunt now!
I'm just really sad now because our ducks are so traumatized.
You might try putting something like tripe antibiotic or neosporin on the foot or bandage first them wrapping nothing with pain relief in it. But because both are in salve form it may help keep the bandage from sticking.I am still devastated daily by my poor duck's foot! Every time we unwrap the bandage, the bandage has stuck to her foot, meaning basically going back to the beginning because it rips the skin off!! The vet's bandage did that, so when I rewrapped it, I used nonstick bandages. Well, they stuck too! Today when it happened, I tried using liquid bandage. I put a bunch on there and let it dry really good. Then I put another nonstick bandage on and wrapped it. I will check it tomorrow and hope it has helped!
Any other suggestions, please let me know!
But I wonder if it was on there too long - 2 days?
