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Leg injury

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Posted by: lroever at Tue Jun 1 08:28:59 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by lroever ]  
   

My ducks leg has been injured (possibly by a turtle?) I have it in a cage alone and with plenty of food and water. It is not bleeding but it looks bad. So far I do not smell infection and there are no maggots. Its webbing is torn from both of the outside toes, so it is only attached to the middle toe. Will this grow back? What should I do for this? I do know that the duck can still swim like this.


   

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