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Yes, but it sure is mighty painful and hard to deal with. :(

Thank you so much for the links. May very well do that, as it may work faster than the Tetracycline. Don't know if it's of any significance, but the chickens also sometimes drink the geese water. No way to stop them or separate it where they can't get to it since they are free range, although...

Yes, that's true. Not many people these days stay together that long anymore. 20 years is a very long time to spend with someone day and night, never being separated at all for any amount of time. They followed each other everywhere. Never apart, always walking in step together. I'm really...

Thank you all for the help and advise in treating my gander Henry. I did give him a PenG shot Saturday night, unfortunately he was dead in the pond Sunday morning. He was very sick, and I tried and tried even with other folks on here helping me to try to find someone who would see him, but no...

Well, he started acting like he was tired about a week ago, just didn't seem like himself, and we thought that he would get over whatever was ailing him all by himself, since we've never had any trouble or sickness with the geese in all the many many years we've had them. After last week of...

Thank you so much for answering. It's a goose, rather a gander. Not sure what his problem is but think he has an infection, and this is my only recourse. No vets anywhere will see him or give advise or anything and he is getting worse and weak. It's this or he dies for sure. The correct place...

The Penicillin bottle says it's supposed to be room temperature. I've had it in the fridge so it's cold. Is it imperative that the medicine be room temperature or can it be cold or cool? Going to have to give it soon. Trying to heat it up a bit beside the heat lamp I have on my baby chicks. Need...