What do I do with my duckling?

[Miss Lydia]

Well, the kind of yeast to use is not baker's yeast, it's brewer's yeast - that is important. Don't want to make the little sick. I am not sure what you have is brewer's or nutritional yeast. Just trying to avoid problems.

Epsom salts can get into the tissue and help the healing process, even once a wound has healed over. Serious injuries can take quite a while to heal, and there may be residual damage, but ducks are so very resilient, and I would keep my hopes up. Keep up with the hydrotherapy (bath time).

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[owilliams47]

Wallie is doing much better. I've been giving him Epsom salt baths and bought him so artificial turf to walk on as it gives him more grip. He is walking around a lot more and falling less, he is also starting to use his leg more when swimming. Thanks for the help!

 

[Miss Lydia]

Wallie is doing much better. I've been giving him Epsom salt baths and bought him so artificial turf to walk on as it gives him more grip. He is walking around a lot more and falling less, he is also starting to use his leg more when swimming. Thanks for the help!

Great news!!! sometimes we can't see all the injuries, glad to hear Wallie is doing so much better.

 

[Amiga]

 

[Carcajou]

Wallie is doing much better. I've been giving him Epsom salt baths and bought him so artificial turf to walk on as it gives him more grip. He is walking around a lot more and falling less, he is also starting to use his leg more when swimming. Thanks for the help!

Great news!

 

[Amiga]