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Date Posted: 12:01:47 05/26/15 Tue
Author: D C T -- friendly poultry orthopedist
Subject: Re: Peking duck turned under
In reply to: Sue 's message, "Peking duck turned under" on 19:47:19 05/25/15 Mon

If the foot is flexible enough so that you can bend it into
the right shape you can make a "shoe" and tape it to the
bottom of the foot. You can make pattern for the shoe using
the good foot. Find a plastic milk jug or juice bottle with
flat sides (not round) for material to cut out the shoe.
Use waterproof tape of any kind. Even duck (duct) tape will
do the job if you tear off a narrow strip.
You might be able to get a vet to prescribe an
anti-inflammitory drug such as Prednisone but you do not
have to do it. Finding a vet for pet poultry is hard to do.

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