Treating Wry Neck In Crested Duckling *EDITED TITLE*

[jenniemig]

I'm glad to hear she was able to eat and drink on her own, what are you going to do when at work? will she be able to find her food and water on her own? That' s good to keep a journal hopefully you'll notice a big difference in a short time. You know I am pulling for you both. 

thanks

I'm not sure how I'm going to handle things while I'm at work.

 

[Miss Lydia]

thanks

I'm not sure how I'm going to handle things while I'm at work.

Any chance you can pack her up and take her along? Or know of someone you could show what to do to help her till you get home? actually the next few days is when she is probably going to need the most help. Once the med kicks in and vits maybe she can be on her own then .

 

[jenniemig]

Any chance you can pack her up and take her along? Or know of someone you could show what to do to help her till you get home? actually the next few days is when she is probably going to need the most help. Once the med kicks in and vits maybe she can be on her own then . 

I'm my own boss so I could take her to work. I was worried that it would be too stressful. But I suppose I've really got nothing to lose. I'll just pack her supplies each day and take her with me.

 

[Miss Lydia]

I'm my own boss so I could take her to work. I was worried that it would be too stressful. But I suppose I've really got nothing to lose. I'll just pack her supplies each day and take her with me.

Well that would work out, at least you can monitor how she is and make sure she is eating and drinking and you can keep her in a quiet location where she can see you and hear your voice she will probably be fine and hopefully maybe by Friday eve. she'll not need constant watching.

 

[subhanalah]

I don't know if this is true for ducks, but rabbits tend to do better at recovering when you fuss over them a lot. This will really encourage her to try really hard for her momma! Great idea!

 

[jenniemig]

Well that would work out, at least you can monitor how she is and make sure she is eating and drinking and you can keep her in a quiet location where she can see you and hear your voice she will probably be fine and hopefully maybe by Friday eve. she'll not need constant watching. 

I take my dog Adele everyday. I got her when she was 8 weeks old and she's gone with me almost every day for the last year. My customers are going to think I'm nuts.

 

[subhanalah]

I take my dog Adele everyday. I got her when she was 8 weeks old and she's gone with me almost every day for the last year. My customers are going to think I'm nuts.

Not nuts...you've just quacked up! Get it? Quack! Lol

 

[Miss Lydia]

I take my dog Adele everyday. I got her when she was 8 weeks old and she's gone with me almost every day for the last year. My customers are going to think I'm nuts.

she is 14 months old now.

Just try not to over stimulate her as far as people looking in at her and possibly wanting to hold her that may not be so good for her nervous system which isn't working so good right now anyway. laying a towel over part of her box brooder what ever you will have her in may help. Folks I know think I'm crazy so join the crowd.

 

[jenniemig]

Not nuts...you've just quacked up! Get it? Quack! Lol

 

[jenniemig]

Just try not to over stimulate her as far as people looking in at her and possibly wanting to hold her that may not be so good for her nervous system which isn't working so good right now anyway. laying a towel over part of her box brooder what ever you will have her in may help. Folks I know think I'm crazy so join the crowd.

I'll keep people away from her. It'll be just us in the office.