Thanks for clearing that up, I wasn't sure the 100% correct quantity per gallon and I'm so happy that you helped correct my post. Also I said Corid because I thought coccidiosis was a slight possibility and something to consider. But now I'm almost sure it's either skin hitting itself or a respatory/allergy infection.
Head Shaking Here is a vimeo. You hear the noise right at the end after she does her broody body shake.
I thought Corid is used for coccidiosis, not respiratory symptoms.
I was leaning more towards VetRX since that's all natural, just not sure if I should have her drink it or rub it around her comb since she's been rubbing her face more her normal on the ground.
Silkies have electric blue waddles!
I would get a second opinion on the Corid, and hold off unless you are treating for coccidiosis.
She doesn't have any wattles. I almost wonder if it's her beak smacking someway, haha. There can only be so many potentials and I can't find anything online other than a few posts on here.
That’s more appropriate and not harmful.
You can use Corid just in a controled quantity. I think it's like a teaspoon per gallon of water, but I think you might want to make sure. You can give it to anyone on the flock and coccidiosis is just a possibility that's why I suggested it.
I agree
