Something is wrong with my duck. I need help

[Miss Lydia]

She is up now and drinking a little water. She is biting a lot right now. She never bites. I was wondering if she maybe had a seizure. I took some video of her, but it wasn't letting me upload it.

If she had a seizure she may not be fully over it. Confused. You have to put your video on youtube or Vimeo or another platform the copy and paste it here.
Any chance of a vet visit?

 

[tbotco4]

If she had a seizure she may not be fully over it. Confused. You have to put your video on youtube or Vimeo or another platform the copy and paste it here.
Any chance of a vet visit?

When we had a sick rooster we v

If she had a seizure she may not be fully over it. Confused. You have to put your video on youtube or Vimeo or another platform the copy and paste it here.
Any chance of a vet visit?

When we had a sick rooster, he was born with some bone problem and got bumble foot we called so many vets no one said they treated the flock. We brought him to two different vets that we brought our dog to and we spent $500 dollars and the problem was never solved. He ended up dying. We have a vet for our horse now, but my husband doesn't want to call them yet. I will try to get the video on here. But she is moving around slowly now. Eating and drinking a little also.

 

[tbotco4]

When we had a sick rooster we v

When we had a sick rooster, he was born with some bone problem and got bumble foot we called so many vets no one said they treated the flock. We brought him to two different vets that we brought our dog to and we spent $500 dollars and the problem was never solved. He ended up dying. We have a vet for our horse now, but my husband doesn't want to call them yet. I will try to get the video on here. But she is moving around slowly now. Eating and drinking a little also.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/BnZLQW3BfdGvqwm66

 

[Crazy Maizie]

Could be she got into something toxic. Can you do a charcoal flush? You would have to look it up as I've never done it, but it expels toxins.

 

[Isaac 0]

It is very hard to diagnose these issues over the internet without the use of direct physical examination by a professional, and diagnostic testing.
With that being said, I will suggest you focus on broad supportive care which in many cases, will either help maintain her condition or totally improve her condition.
With sick birds, we often immediately predict a decrease in their food intake; among the other problems this can cause, it will affect the bird's ability to maintain normal body temperature.
We should compensate for this by increasing the temperature in the bird's pen, while still watching signs of overheating (panting, wings held away from the body, etc).
Fluid deficits are much more of a concern than food, which is why we should offer warm electrolyte fluids such as dilute Gatorade, or Pedialyte often to help ensure the birds stay hydrated.
This will help to a degree if the bird is still drinking on it's own, but if it's not you should consider tube feeding. The links below provide some information on the topic:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/tube-feeding-ducks-updated-5-7-2020.1211994/
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...ng-guide-pictures-under-construction.1064392/
A great way to track how much the bird is eating/drinking is by weighing the bird on a gram scale each morning, and by paying attention to the droppings ( scant, watery, dry, etc).
If I had no clue what was causing this, I may treat in a conjecture manner, and start by tube feeding a large amount of activated charcoal, then starting her on antibiotics afterward.
https://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail...HBhCdARIsAG6zhlVMxfnP-j6TpL72URgQlaY6rouIS7_-
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https://allbirdproducts.com/products/baytril-10

 

[tbotco4]

Thank you everyone. I don't know what was wrong with her, but she is back to normal this morning. She's running around the yard, drinking a foraging. I really appreciate the responses.

 

[Miss Lydia]

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[Isaac 0]

Glad to hear she is feeling better!

 

[RoosterHuggerLiz]

If she doesn't usually bite that probably means she's in pain, she could also just be dehydrated, we would make sure to get plenty of fluids and electrolytes into her