Update on Daisy's Bill

[Quack head]

I first posted an image of Daisy's Bill on 12/15 today I took another image today 12/30 and it seems to healing nicely. I decided not to do anything and let nature take it's course. Sorry about the finger in today's pic.

 

[chickenlittle21]

That's good

 

[Miss Lydia]

Looks really good. They sure do heal up nicely.

 

[Quack head]

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Looks really good. They sure do heal up nicely.

Some more info please:

I have been putting about a tablespoon full of Brewers Yeast with a cup of mealworms and placing the mealworms in a bowl, they seem to be doing OK eating them.

My question is the "B" complex liquid. I put a small amount of water in a bowl with 1/2 cup of mealworms and a eyedropper full of "B" complex. Once again they are eating and drinking the water.

Does the above sound right or should I change something?

 

[Miss Lydia]

Sounds good to me. Only thing I'd change is adding water to the liquid b and meal worms. Just try the meal worms with the b complex poured over top 1 ml should do it. (I'd keep this one for your one that seems to have weak legs] and give the rest the BY and meal worms

 

[Megan_M]

What is this complex b you are speaking of? I have an injured female Rouen duck that might be suffering a pelvic injury or a leg injury due to a drake beating up on her.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Liquid B Complex it’s for the extra niacin and the other b vits they need once they have an injury or weakness. It works better and faster than just niacin alone. TSC carries it will say injectable but we give it orally 1-2 ml daily over a special treat dose depends on size of duck. What they don’t use they pee out

 

[Quack head]

Liquid B Complex it’s for the extra niacin and the other b vits they need once they have an injury or weakness. It works better and faster than just niacin alone. TSC carries it will say injectable but we give it orally 1-2 ml daily over a special treat dose depends on size of duck. What they don’t use they pee outView attachment 1990723

Thank You

 

[Quack head]

Thought I would share this morning's pic of Sir Quacks-a-Lot (SQL) and Daisy. They followed me around all morning while I was doing some outside chores, they have already their morning mealworm allotment.

They seem to be more tolerant of the new ducks at night. I put them together in the outside pen for a hour before bedtime. SQL is not chasing the young ones as much.

 

[Miss Lydia]

They are beautiful! It takes time but so worth it once they all become one flock.