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Is she getting any outside light at all being in the garage? thinking of her being in the garage makes me think she is in darkness, They need sunlight to be healthy. I am sure ducks can get liver disease but I would consider putting her on an antibiotic but knowing which one can be tricky if you can possibly take her to the vet or if you have a vet for any other animals maybe the vet would recommend a antibiotic you could get at the feed store by symptoms you give her/him. My vet looked up which antibiotic would be best for my gander when him and my drake got into a fight next to wire fencing and he ripped his wings up so they have means to do this.Well just an update : I am beginning to think there may be a problem with the duck that I brought into the garage. We did not have much luck splitting the pen on the weekend due to the weather, so she has remained in the garage. She eats and drinks well but she looks very unkempt. Her feathers are all ruffed and very dull looking. I took her outside today to run around the yard and she seemed to be having a hard time. Does anybody know if ducks can become jaundiced. I have noticed that the skin where her feathers are missing on her back appears to have a yellow tinge to it. I did not notice this last weekend and am wondering if she may have a liver issue???? Any ideas??
good questions.Are there any fumes in the garage? Solvents and petroleum fumes are hard on the liver.
no she needs comfort and light not just light![]()