Best treatment for gapeworm?

[mithious]

Soo sorry Honey

 

[lilypad]

Thank you

Gosh I haven't cried this much in so long. I find it so much worse when they don't pass away naturally
The vet mentioned it could be mareks, she will be having a post mortem tomorrow and if he finds anything he will ring me, if not labs will be done to make sure it's not mareks or anything that could affect the others.

I'm dreading the results



I'm going to miss seeing Charlotte's gorgeous face every morning. She was such a sweetheart.

Sweet dreams my angel x

 

[casportpony]

RIP, Charlotte.

-Kathy

 

[BuffOrps123]

Aww... I feel for you, seemed such a sweet bird how old was she?

 

[BuffOrps123]

She looks like my chicken, Softus don't worry, she's not suffering anymore an in a better place...

 

[Wyandottes7]

So sorry for your loss!

She looks to have been a pretty bird.

 

[lilypad]

Aww... I feel for you, seemed such a sweet bird

how old was she?

I was told she was hatched last year, so around a year and a halfish x

 

[lilypad]

In case anyone wanted to know the results of the post mortem, she actually had peritonitis, surprisingly
She had no signs of marek's which is a relief.

x

 

[Suzierd]

She was beautiful, so sorry you lost her. Very glad it wasn't Marek's.

 

[lilypad]

Thank you

So am I. I never even thought of peritonitis though poor sweetheart x

And to think I thought it was gapeworm. What an idiot. I've had ex-batts pass away from peritonitis before but their abdomen was always clearly swollen, where as Charlotte had such poofy bloomers I never saw it. The ex-batts breathing never got that bad with it either.

Now to just sort out Isabel's rattle.