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Saline is a mixture of water and salt - even bottled saline.Yeah, I guess it depends on how it is put "in"
I think some recipes for homemade saline do contain salt though.
Never mind, I see others chimed in.
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Saline is a mixture of water and salt - even bottled saline.Yeah, I guess it depends on how it is put "in"
I think some recipes for homemade saline do contain salt though.
She's doing awesome, thanks! she actually seemed in no pain, so that's great i guess. Glad she's doing well though, and thanks for asking!Ooh poor thing looks painful. How's the duck doing?
I don't think it's needed, as it's been a while. Do you think she's in pain? Since the day she was pecked she was wandering around and digging in the dirt like normal. she even checked out the ducks and went on her merry way.Animals tend to hide pain. If needed, you can dissolve 5 aspirin to 1 Gallon of water.
Do you happen to know which chicken did this and why it might have happened?
Maybe not, I wouldn't know since I'm not there. It just looks painful.I don't think it's needed, as it's been a while. Do you think she's in pain? Since the day she was pecked she was wandering around and digging in the dirt like normal. she even checked out the ducks and went on her merry way.
This duck is my cousins. Not sure what type they have, but it's a black chicken that never liked the duck from the start. According to ___, I've been told that the duck enjoyed hanging out with the chickens (No other ducks to play with, its literally just one duck and 4 chickens). Pepper (Black chicken who pecked duck) didn't ever like the duck but tolerated her. The reason why she was pecked was never discovered since it either happened the night before the incident or in the morning while they were at church
Alright, I'll giver her aspirin and see how it goes.Maybe not, I wouldn't know since I'm not there. It just looks painful.
The duck should really have some duck friends.
Tell your cousin to make sure there are no areas where the duck can get cornered once she's reintroduced. I'm betting she got cornered and had no way out when she got attacked.
if a vet is not an option i would order this overnight, they close at 5 so hurry,This is quite urgent; a friend of mine had a duck eye pecked out by a chicken. It seems broken, the eye, but I can't tell; the eye is have 'glued' shut from an unknown substance. From what I can see, it's like a void. It's leaking a bubbly, clear fluid too; not excessive, just kinda coming out and staying at the eyelid. My dad (Whom I very strongly told NOT to do this) 'cleaned' the duck's eye with salt water, and put turmeric powder to help it out. I'm not really sure what to do; The main thing I want is to un-glue the eyelid to see how truly horrible the damage is. Any thoughts on how to do so? It may even not be glued shut, I'm not sure, but that's what it seems like. Excess info is provided below. Please respond ASAP.
-duck doesn't seem in pain when walking around or when I clean the eye out; just trying to leave because the duck is obviously spooked by me; normal duck behavior
-female khaki campbell (name is brownie, but we like calling her quacki campbell)
-unsure of how long duck has been like this; probably a few hours at most
-seems to be no swelling
pictures will be added later.
Rather than a small animal vet try a livestock vet if u need one, they generally don't require an arm, leg and kidney as payment like small animal vets do.if a vet is not an option i would order this overnight, they close at 5 so hurry,
https://www.mikesfalconry.com/product/terramycin-ophthalmic-ointment-1-8-oz/
vet is the best option but if it cant be done (i know how expensive it is even if you can find a vet to take a bird) i would keep this ointment on it, and keep it clean, washing with sailine solution not homeade if possible, as the eye is very delicate, and covering with this ointment to keep out infection
Yeah, if you have ducks, that would be best for her. She's probably missing her pals and the security of what she knows.Alright, I'll giver her aspirin and see how it goes.
That's how I feel tooLuckily we have 3 Cayugas here
the other chickens leave her alone, so I think she'll be fine.They also let them free range a lot so that's great too.
Not sure if they'll take the duck back since she's a quacker... Hopefully if she stays she'll have a better life here!