David veino
Chirping
- Jun 10, 2023
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Any product in tractor supply’s or anything I can quickley get to help my chicken
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No running nose I really worried and their like nothing around she like sorted sneezing and squea king and mouth open hard to breathe we giving her vetrxI’m not sure the precise medication in America for gape worm. In Australia we would use a levimasole based product.
How is your chicken presenting? If she is sneezing or has nasal discharge it is less likely to be gapeworm.
I gave her eltrolikes and vetrx giving her some deworming tomorrow cause she has all symptoms of gapewormsIt sounds like you may be dealing with a respiratory disease. Vet Rx is not much of a treatment, just some herbal oils. Some diseases are from a virus such as bronchitis. Others such as MG or coryza, may be treated with antibiotics, but the respiratory disease will always be present in the chicken‘s body for life.
Yeah she can not eat or drink that much and gasping I getting some wormer right now so it should flush it out only got to use it onceYour vet might possibly do a fecal float on some fresh poop to look for gapeworm eggs, but you would need to ask. Gapeworms cause severe gaping, and usually chickens are not able to eat or do anything else. If you lose a chicken from this, I would do a necropsy and open the trachea to look for red Y-shaped worms hooked together. Here is an article about tapeworms with a good picture of gapeworms in the windpipe (trachea
https://poultrykeeper.com/respiratory-problems/gapeworm/
No, gapeworms have to be treated for 5 consecutive days with SafeGuard or fenbendazole. One day treatment is not going to take care of it. But if you are dealing with a respiratory disease, which is more common than gapeworms, and can cause similar symptoms, you may need antibiotics.Yeah she can not eat or drink that much and gasping I getting some wormer right now so it should flush it out only got to use it once
Oh it this hoarse one another person who raise’s chicken told me cause you know it for hoarses but also helps chickenNo, gapeworms have to be treated for 5 consecutive days with SafeGuard or fenbendazole. One day treatment is not going to take care of it. But if you are dealing with a respiratory disease, which is more common than gapeworms, and can cause similar symptoms, you may need antibiotics.