Help...rooster is sick

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Hello, for the third week my rooster is showing issues...his comb is partly blue...making strange noise like gassping for air.....no other symptoms..he is strong eating and drinking running and active...i took him to vet she said it is viruse and gave him antipoitics with vitamins...after five days of midicens we still have same issues ....i took him to anther vet who said it is newcastle....for me it doesnt look like it no signs at all ....he is in good sbape stands normally no swallowing no twesting...and his poop is normal too
All chickens are fine no illness and laying eggs
Any idea what it could be
 
Hello, for the third week my rooster is showing issues...his comb is partly blue...making strange noise like gassping for air.....no other symptoms..he is strong eating and drinking running and active...i took him to vet she said it is viruse and gave him antipoitics with vitamins...after five days of midicens we still have same issues ....i took him to anther vet who said it is newcastle....for me it doesnt look like it no signs at all ....he is in good sbape stands normally no swallowing no twesting...and his poop is normal too
All chickens are fine no illness and laying eggs
Any idea what it could be

Welcome to BYC! Glad you joined the flock! I would try posting this in the Emergency/Disease/Injury forum to get more help. I believe with New Castle disease that when a bird tests positive they are suppose to be culled. Being a vet it should have been reported if he administered tests to determine it. Antibiotics won't kill the virus it just prevents it from reproducing. With viruses you have to let them run their course and do your best to try and keep the bird healthy and alive. You may want to post pictures here and at the Emergency/Disease/Injury forum to get the most help.
 
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Hi and welcome to BYC. I agree with Birdbrain - viruses just have to run their course. You will get more feedback once you have posted in the section highlighted by Birdbrain.

All the best
CT
 
Thanx all for replaying...i joined backyard chicken october 2015....it been so useful to read and learn about chicken from members experience
It was a mistake to post her ...sorry
 
Thanx all for replaying...i joined backyard chicken october 2015....it been so useful to read and learn about chicken from members experience
It was a mistake to post her ...sorry

No need to apologise - we all do it and you still got some responses, so nothing to worry about. I hope that all goes well.

Cheers
CT
 
I posted my issue in emergency thread with photos i hope somebody can help
I feel it is fungul problem after extended rain snow and freezing season
 
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Welcome to BYC and the coop! There's a lot of great peeps here! Feel free to ask lots of questions. But most of all, make yourself at home. I'm so glad you decided to join the BYC family. I look forward to seeing you around BYC.
 
Thank you, i do feel home i read for hours every night to learn from members' experience.
I had abroody who hatched five cute chicks the 20th , i let her do the job of raising them and she is doing wonderful
Exciting experience
 

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