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That member hasn't been around for 6 years, but I can tel you how I administered the monistat(miconazole). I used the cream and mixed about an 1-2" long squirt of it into crumble feed, letting it sit in a warm place until it was absorbed in the crumble. She chowed it right down.

I see you've already started thread in the disease forum, which is what I was going to suggest... .......too bad no one has responded. Not sure what to tell you, but I wouldn't use anything unless you know what the problem is definitively. If the chick is eating, drinking, pooping, and...

Not really, people just post their successes after reading and applying..... .........but the info is all there if you read thru, start at the beginning.

Know that Monistat only treats a fungal infection that might result as a secondary issue from an impacted crop.

Sometimes you just can't fix things and have to let nature take her course.

I believe this condition is known, or also known, as 'Pendulous Crop'.

That's normal as the food is processed....send them to roost with full crops, withhold food and water over night, crop should be empty by morning. The Monistat cures the fungal infection that happens when a crop is non functional for a while from other reasons.

Would probably be good to post these new symptoms in a new thread in the emergency and disease forum

What an interesting thread.....I search a bit further and found the sour crop is often a part of an impacted crop...... which jives with several peoples experience of having to treat impacted crop after the sour part was cleared. The fungal issues can come from the crop not functioning...