- Mar 22, 2017
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Yesterday afternoon I noticed one of my adult Welsh Harlequin ducks had an injured eye. She kept shaking her head and couldn't see out of it (I could walk pretty close to her, and she would turn her head and then see me)
I am not sure if it is injured or missing. Her third eyelid is working but I can't seem to see her eye. Lata night I kept her in a dog kennel in the same own with the other ducks, gave her electrolytes, probiotics in her water and poultry booster and soldier larvae to eat. She didn't eat much, drank some and still later an egg. I gave her drops of the opthamalic gel eye drops and let it sit in her eye (socket?) for a bit before putting her in the kennel. Today I continued the drops but am giving her plenty of space to roam the coop while the other ladies are out ranging.
I tried taking some photos, the eye is moist and dark...can't see an actual eye so I don't know if it's injured or no longer there. Could this be foamy eye? I did see some small bubbles when putting the gel in...but I'm not sure. Any advice appreciated thank you!
I am not sure if it is injured or missing. Her third eyelid is working but I can't seem to see her eye. Lata night I kept her in a dog kennel in the same own with the other ducks, gave her electrolytes, probiotics in her water and poultry booster and soldier larvae to eat. She didn't eat much, drank some and still later an egg. I gave her drops of the opthamalic gel eye drops and let it sit in her eye (socket?) for a bit before putting her in the kennel. Today I continued the drops but am giving her plenty of space to roam the coop while the other ladies are out ranging.
I tried taking some photos, the eye is moist and dark...can't see an actual eye so I don't know if it's injured or no longer there. Could this be foamy eye? I did see some small bubbles when putting the gel in...but I'm not sure. Any advice appreciated thank you!