Mar 13, 2020
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Daily Drama 110 - Dumped Ducks
Rescued ducks- were they Easter ducks last year? Probably.
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Shared from my friend Suzanne: "PLEASE-READ-LEARN-SHARE: Goldie, was a little male or female Pekin duckling that someone bought for Easter or took home from their child's school hatching project. Cute and fuzzy, little Goldie was kept on a slippery surface, probably on newspapers. Why do I know this? Because in Goldie's short Life, Goldie developed "splayed legs." Splayed legs happen when a bird is kept on surfaces that do not provide traction. Birds slip and slide till they can no longer stand because their legs shoot out from under them. Birds kept on newspapers = splayed legs. Splayed legs can be prevented if the bird is kept on soft, absorbant bath towels or blankets so they can get traction. Not just ducks can get splayed legs. Now unable to walk, Goldie was totally immobile, laying on his/her chest. So Goldie developed respiratory problems. When a bird or any animal, including humans are immobile for extended periods, fluids can collect in their lungs and infections and respiratory issues can occur. Goldie was not fed a proper diet for a growing little duckling. Instead of bread and meal worms, Goldie needed fresh non-medicated duck grower food in crumble form, Romaine lettuce and water at all times. Goldie also needed sunshine for Vitamin D to help build strong bones. Sadly, Goldie's splayed legs, respiratory infection and malnutrition all probably could have been corrected and even avoided if the person brought Goldie to an avian veterinarian rather then waiting till Goldie got immobile and sick. But they waited and it was too late. Goldie died in the vet tech's arms while waiting for splay leg splints to be put on. This person should have never even have had Goldie. They did not deserve him/her. They treated Goldie as a disposable thing, not a living, loving little duck. Shame on them. PLEASE DO NOT BUY EASTER DUCKLINGS, EASTER CHICKS OR EASTER RABBITS AND DO NOT ALLOW YOUR SCHOOL TO DO HATCHING PROJECTS."