You're always giving the greatest advice! Thank you ❤️ I'll get him started on the new antibiotics thats specifically meant for Mycoplasma with some ointment for his eyes and hopefully he'll get better!
I finally fell victim to a fowlpox outbreak. Some of my chicks developed drypox (thankfully, none got wetpox). After a rough battle and TLC, everyone managed to fully recover.
Only two ended up with a secondary infection, infectious Coryza. How that happened, I have no idea; I'm extremely...
Full recovery! What I did was gave her boiled egg yolks along with vitamin E capsule. I'd squeeze some gel from the capsule and she'd happily peck at and drink it. You can also add it to their water but I found it better to just give a bit through a syringe or let her take some from the capsule...
Hello everyone, it's just wave after wave of issues here. I'm not sure if these chicks have fowl pox, swelling from being pecked or mycoplasma. Mosquitoes have been awful this year so I'm going to vaccinate my birds whether they have pox or not. But I'm just curious, there's one chick in...
She's breathing fine! I think it might be a vitamin E Deficiency. I gave her some Stressguard and her head went back to normal. But after an hour it was back to her head bobbing. I think she'll need some TLC for a week or two.
Hello everyone, this morning I noticed this chick's odd behavior and I'm not really sure what it is.
They don't seem off balance and they're eating and drinking. I added some vitamins to their water but I'm just a little worried about what it could be.
The video can't be posted here for some...
I think both is a possibility honestly. I've been rinsing the eye with saline before applying the antibiotic ointment. Today, it looks a little better. Still very watery though.
Yes it's a little swollen! It goes up and down throughout the day, but it's been less swollen lately. I've been using Chloramex to treat the eye, applying it in the morning and at nighttime after putting a warm piece of cotton dipped in a saline solution against the eye to help reduce swelling...