Sick 4 mo old pekin

Yes I have the durivet vit b complex from TSC.

Will start that combo tonight.

Thanks again for all the help you are an
Huh, I tried to put an angel emoji on and it wouldn't show up.
So I'll do it the old fashion way and type it: you are an angel!
 
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These are the best I can do pic wise.


She's doing physically about the same as yesterday.

Started the calcium.
 
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I can see her leg is bowed. poor baby but honestly I have seen other pics of ducks with legs worse so hopefully the B and calcium will help her at least get strength to walk. I wonder if she could have had a break? Does her leg feel normal there at that joint? Other than being bowed?
 
I had originally thought that. The joint is solid. Same size as the right one. I feel no bumps like maybe a healed break.

Other then the bowed look it looks good.
Healthy color. She can move her toes well. Leg, feet and toes have normal warmth, so circulation is good.

I don't know why she dosent want to walk.

Could it be in her hip?
She dosent seem to have a problem getting up and down now though.

I'm usually pretty good at diagnosing these things.
This one is out of the norm.

I was just watching her swim. I notice when she is relaxed the leg floats off to the left. But when she tightens up to paddle the leg pulls in at a normal angle.

Could it be tendon and muscle related?
 
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Hopefully once she gets enough of the complex and calcium she’ll start walking I sure hope so the vits and warm water therapy hopefully will get her going.
Only other option would be letting a vet examine her. Well I guess there are other options too.
 
I'll have to research my area for a good fowl vet.
There's a really good farm vet a 1/2 hr away but they really only do large animals.

Most of them around here I wouldn't go to if my life depended on it let alone my pets.

Hopefully it won't come to that.
 
Not really.

In the tub she bobs and swims.

Otherwise she just lays there. She switches directions. But always on right side with left foot out.

Always quite.

She makes a little somewhat quack when I come in room and that's about it.

Eats, drinks and poops.
 

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