Runny nose in adult duck?

[coolguy221822]

She seems to be a little more active, which is great. She is getting up to drink water a lot.

 

[Miss Lydia]

She seems to be a little more active, which is great. She is getting up to drink water a lot.

Sounds encouraging, keep a close eye on her and hopefully the vits will help and you won't have to go to antibiotics since they can cause their own set of problems..

 

[tmorgan46]

Not long ago we had a couple of birds exhibiting something similar and a vet that I've gotten to know fairly well recommened VetRx. It's sold at TSC where we found it and not overly expensive. There are a number of ways to adminster it and the stuff worked incredibly well. I wouldn't call it my "go to" solution, but in something involving respiratory problems it's what comes to mind first. The instructions on the bottle are very easy to follow and like I said, there are a few options of how best to give it. We used the spray bottle method and sprayed our entire flock with one dosage. With anything, I'd recommend plenty of research, especially when a recommendation comes from a rookie like me!!

Troy & Tina

 

[coolguy221822]

Not long ago we had a couple of birds exhibiting something similar and a vet that I've gotten to know fairly well recommened VetRx. It's sold at TSC where we found it and not overly expensive. There are a number of ways to adminster it and the stuff worked incredibly well. I wouldn't call it my "go to" solution, but in something involving respiratory problems it's what comes to mind first. The instructions on the bottle are very easy to follow and like I said, there are a few options of how best to give it. We used the spray bottle method and sprayed our entire flock with one dosage. With anything, I'd recommend plenty of research, especially when a recommendation comes from a rookie like me!!

Troy & Tina

Can you link me to the page of the stuff? Thank you.

 

[coolguy221822]

Sounds encouraging, keep a close eye on her and hopefully the vits will help and you won't have to go to antibiotics since they can cause their own set of problems..

I don't mean to get this thread off- topic but I don't think I need to make a thread on this. I just got 9 eggs and they all have detached air cells. What should the humidity be. Thank you.

 

[tmorgan46]

Here's one of the top links when doing a search.
I read through this before I bought the first bottle.

http://www.drugs.com/vet/vetrx-poultry-remedy.html

 

[coolguy221822]

Here's one of the top links when doing a search.
I read through this before I bought the first bottle.

http://www.drugs.com/vet/vetrx-poultry-remedy.html

Thank you.

 

[Miss Lydia]

I don't mean to get this thread off- topic but I don't think I need to make a thread on this. I just got 9 eggs and they all have detached air cells. What should the humidity be. Thank you

I wish I could help but I have never had eggs shipped. Try @Lacrystol

 

[coolguy221822]

Here's one of the top links when doing a search.
I read through this before I bought the first bottle.

http://www.drugs.com/vet/vetrx-poultry-remedy.html

I did some research and found out that it is really popular! I ordered a bottle and It should come Friday.

 

[Lacrystol]

I wish I could help but I have never had eggs shipped. Try @Lacrystol

?? Let me see what's happening??