Great reference. Thanks. Actually, I did just today find a vet willing to take a peek this afternoon (though she said she wasn't optimistic after hearing the symptoms) but my husband has told me no, you are not taking your duck to a vet. So I'm not sure I want to have that fight....
It really would be best, but vets are expensive. You're also in Canada where antibiotics, supplies, and supplements are harder to get.
Almost all sick birds will benefit fom being in a warm cage or warm room, and most will benefit from fluids too. A vet could give her subcutaneous fluids and could show you how to tube feed.
If she were mine I would bring her in, weigh her, and give her a thorough exam, including checking for a stuck egg.
Once nice and warm from being inside I would tube fluids, which I can teach you if you want to learn. Then once her hydration status aw corrected I might give some calcium and b vitamins.
There are diseases and bacteria that can cause green, watery poop, so I would give some antibiotics, and I might de-worm and treat for coccidiosis too.
Green poop can also be caused by them not eating, so once warm and hydrated, I would tube Kaytee Exact baby bird food.
You should be able to buy tubing supplies, but getting medications will be harder to get, and probably more expensive than a trip to the vet.
Whatever you decide, just let us know and we'll do what we can to help you.
Is there any chance you can get her to a vet? If not, we can help you try to figure about what's wrong, but that could be hard to do.
