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On your needle size, the larger the number the smaller the needle. 16 is large, 22 is small. iIalways buy 22 gag needles from our local TSC. I would use the 16 Gag to drawl out the Tylan into the needle, and use the 22 gag to inject it. Adult Peafowl 1/2 to 1 cc, 2-3 months 1/2 - 1/4 cc, young...

CRD is treated with Tylan also. But unfortunately CRD is a little worse because I do believe it can live in the egg. Corzoa does not always have a smell, keep that in mind and can be in one eye also. You can go to the Featherfanciers site and ask DOC Peter Brown questions on the forum. He is...

Here is some more reading on it,MY CHICKEN HAS A COLD.... from Shagbarkbantams site: They probably have one of any number of upper respiratory ailments, such as Infectious Coryza, Infectious Bronchitis, a CRD, or perhaps some other form of respiratory distress including bacterial, fungal...

Yep, TSC normally has it, or they will order it for you. It is in the livestock section, labeled for cattle, get Tylan 50. 22gag needles are the smallest they carry, but if you know someplace to get a diabetic needle from, I like those best for the wee ones. It might take longer to get it in the...

Hopefully it's something else. Both CRD & Corzoa are bad news. Corzoa often will have a bad smell when you sniff the nostrils of infected birds, but not always. Their eyes will often have bubbly appearance in the tear duct area, but also with CRD. Often one eye is most affected and will build up...

It sounds like Corzoa. Tylan would be the best treatment. Our tractor supply carries it all the time... humm. It's in the livestock section. Corzoa(if that is what they have) is very contagious and often appears in as little as three days from exposure. It is spread from them flinging their...