Is she a mille fleur d’uccle? She looks very poofy. Could she have coccidiosis? Symptoms include lethargy, weakness, not eating, runny poops, and standing hunched and puffed up. Corid is the treatment in the water. Dosage is 2 tsp of the liquid Corid or 1.5 tsp of the powder Corid, per gallon of...
You could try giving her medicated fluids often with a syringe down into her crop or tube feeding. Here are some links about giving small amounts of fluids down into the crop:
https://unitedpeafowlassociation.org/articles/oral-medication-dosing-of-peafowl/
Tube feeding:
They may have coccidiosis or be too scared if they were attacked by older birds. Waterers and feeders should be cleaned with soap and water daily, especially in warm weather. Consider treating with Corid for coccidiosis. Symptoms include weakness, not eating, standing hunched and runny poops...
It is not that a curate to give medicines in water, and amoxicillin settles out or is not soluble in water. Sometimes if a tablet or capsule have to be split into 2 or more doses, I will give the contents of capsule or crush a tablet into scrambled egg or something like cream cheese. But with...
Sorry for your loss. It looks like a massacre. I wonder about rats or cannibalism of the older birds. What type of floor do you have? How much room inside the coop? What is the age of the chickens? Are the cockerels trying to mate. Instead of separating pullets, if the cockerels are the...
Since canker is a contagious protozoan disease, many chose to cull chickens with canker. It can evevtually spread to all of your poultry through contaminate drinkers and feeders. Pigeons spread it to wild bird birds and chickens. But the things used to treat it are acidified copper sulfate and...
How much does your chicken weigh? If she is at least 4-5 pounds I would give amoxicillin 250 mg twice a day for 10 days. It would probably help to soak the foot in warm Epsom salts water and apply antibiotic ointment, a 2x2 pad and wrap the foot in strips of vet wrap. Do not get too tight or it...
The earlobes look like they could have normal white spillage coloring, but the area around the ears and on the face look like he has been scratching them. I would also look into his ears and use a QTip and peroxide to clean them and look for ear mites or gunk. If they are very dirty, then you...
I would call the vet back and ask if they can do a follow up xray to see where the foreign body is located now. They should have suggested crop surgery after the xray. If it has moved on in the digestive system to the gizzard or intestines it is hard to know what could happen. I don’t have any...
How much Corid are you using in the water. I would use 2 tsp per gallon for 5-7 days, and give the drench 0.1 ml of undiluted orally 1-2 times a days for any who are really sick. Then you can also treat with 1/4 of the water dose for an additional 5 days if needed. What are the ages? Have you...
Oh okay. It would be good to know if the clear fluid is yellow like water belly fluid is. If she does some, try putting a white paper towel on it to soak some up to note the color. Water belly fluid leaking could be related to reproductive disorders.
I had a hen who always had watery fluid droppings. This was when I had poop boards under my roost, and hers would be like pouring water into the sand-like bedding. She would act like she was laying an egg every other day, then no egg would be left in the next box. I never figured out her...
What does her eye look like inside. Is the eye intact and normal or is therek any gunk inside? I would keep using the ointment. Rinsing depends on if there is any gunk inside.
The best thing to do is to get the bird tested for coryza I would think. It only takes a day or two after being exposed for healthy birds to become sick. Sulfa antibiotics (bactrim, trimeth sulfa, sulfadimethoxine) may help treat symptoms, but the disease is chronicgetting better then worse, and...
The yellow buildup could be coryza. Does either eyelid have swelling or drainage from the eye? Can you ask the owner if they have ever treated or lost a bird to respiratory disease?