Posts by mama dixie

ok so I will keep this one seperate, as I said we had this in other bird like a year ago, this is a six moth old and where the heck did she get it... the bird vet we sometimes go to when we can afford it says to give flock tylan...

can I use liquid tylan 50 instead of powder the farm store does not carry powder ....

no sneezing or anything like that,  yes I have her seperated.  just called bird vet we have taken birds to in the past.  she sugest powder tylan for whole flock to slow or keep then from getting it,.  she suspects...

I posted a post last night but only one reply, I am sorry to have to repost but I need help...can anyone tell me can I put tylan in watter for my flock.  one is haing eye issue and some are sayning sounds like the diase that can...

I gave her tylan last ngiht but I was not sure of the dose I will do polly sporin in eye today if that is what you used?  I dont understand what the heck is causing this.  I am going to start birds on durimyacin to be safe....

what causes this?  I am having the same problum and I have seperated the bird but it looks like we may need to cull.  we had this happen like a year ago as well.  all was going fine now this again.  what is causing...

hello, thank you for replying to my post.  I have given her tylan but what is the recomended does I did not know for sure.  also were did you get the stuff you put in her eye?   should I also treat for coxi, I saw that...

anyone there that can help.  I remember hearing it could be a respatory infection when the last one got it but I dont know what to give it to see if that is it.  any ideas?     if anyone can get back to me soon...

we have a white legger cochin cross she is about oh I would guess maybe 5 mo old.  she is getting a very swollen eye socket.  if you look down from the top of her head it looks like the eye socket is bulging out or all...

I hope it is ok to join in.  I have ordered eggs from others twice now and have had bad luck.  I am so thrilled to hear good stories about ordering eggs and having them hatch.  I use broodie hens and they can hatch out...