Coryza in my new breeding pair. Questions

[Eggcessive]

I would try to get testing to find out if it is MG or coryza. An infection may occur if they get something, such as a foxtail or seed pod stuck in the eye. All of those may cause a cheesy exudate or pus. Does the eye or beak smell bad? Have you seen watery or bubbly eyes, congestion, sneezing or coughing? Is this chicken new or has it been exposed to a new flock member? Are you treating with an antibiotic?

 

[HAPPYCHICKENLADY17]

t

I would try to get testing to find out if it is MG or coryza. An infection may occur if they get something, such as a foxtail or seed pod stuck in the eye. All of those may cause a cheesy exudate or pus. Does the eye or beak smell bad? Have you seen watery or bubbly eyes, congestion, sneezing or coughing? Is this chicken new or has it been exposed to a new flock member? Are you treating with an antibiotic?

the yellow pus has an odor , bubbles are in the eye, no coughing, or sneezing. using terramycin antibotic eye ointment,and collidial silver..she eats and drinks and lays eggs

 

[Eggcessive]

The bad odor can be a sign of coryza. Coryza is never cured but may be controlled with antibiotics during symptoms. Coryza symptoms can be treated with sulfa antibiotics, such as SMZ-TMP or sulfadmethoxine/Albon. Those may sometimes be found online. Here is where to get generic SMZ-TMP:
https://www.medi-vet.com/Bird-Sulfa-Sulfamethoxazole-Trimethoprim-480mg-p/19328.htm