hmmmm I know there is a legless lizrd in Florida that when cats eat it they act drunk.
But,,,5 days??????
tanya

Could it be finding some fermenting grain somewhere? I remember my dad telling about an old boar hog that sopped up the fluid that seeped out of the bottom of a corn silo. He would lap up the liquid to his hearts content and then go off and sleep off his drunken binge. LOL

OMG I had the same problem! I purchased 2 white pekins from the same store and raised them both the same way. (get ready for a long story) Jennie, has never had one single issue. Ferdie is another story. First, he developed a vitamin d difficiency. I was adding vitamins to the water and giving them whole crushed hard boiled eggs too. Then I found out it was the medicated feed. Make sure you DO NOT feed your ducks medicated feed. When I switched him from the medicated feed to the game bird starter he got much much better.tho he started acting drunk. He was having trouble preening, he waddled so badly he could hardly run, he was super-clumsy, he would stand and walk with his neck tucked to his chest. I searched all over the web for the symptoms to diagnose this problem, and the closest thing to it was that he hurt his leg. That was the only thing I could find that halfway matched his symptoms. Then about two weeks later, because of his un-coordination, he got stuck in his little swimming pool for hours and hours while I was away from home. The next day he was standing up straighter, walking with a little less trouble, his neck straightened out, he looked like he was improving! I don't know what caused his "drunkeness' but it seems to be going away. I will keep you updated. Let me know if you find something. I find it hard to believe that a slipped tendon made him "drunk".