Injured duck off nest - can we take the eggs?

[Barkerbunch4]

Our duck got attacked by a dog this morning. We cleaned the wound, put wound spray on it, and triple antibiotic cream. We’ve separated her and given her water. She was sitting on a nest for about two weeks. This is her second nest this summer. The first one failed. Can we take her eggs and incubate them?

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

Our duck got attacked by a dog this morning. We cleaned the wound, put wound spray on it, and triple antibiotic cream. We’ve separated her and given her water. She was sitting on a nest for about two weeks. This is her second nest this summer. The first one failed. Can we take her eggs and incubate them?

Yes you should try

 

[Miss Lydia]

You def be don’t want to leave her or the eggs outside where she can be injured or killed . I hope she’ll be okay

 

[Barkerbunch4]

So we brought the eggs in and put them in our incubator. It seems like many are at different stages. We are terrible at candling and trying to figure out if they’re viable. Some of the eggs are grey - are they rotten?

 

[KathiQuacks]

So we brought the eggs in and put them in our incubator. It seems like many are at different stages. We are terrible at candling and trying to figure out if they’re viable. Some of the eggs are grey - are they rotten?

Could you get some photos of you candling the eggs?