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The joints on the other leg are not as swollen but they are getting larger (especially the large joint at the top of the leg). The red streaks and white patches are also showing up slowly on the other leg.

yes u need antibiotics...the eye is the part you can see...its probably respiratory and treating the eye isn't treating the main problem. Fish mox (amoxicillin) is available at tractor supply or an aquarium store...la200 is usually also available at tractor supply...it is in the section for...

she will be fine...just watch and make sure the others aren't pecking at it...if they are..i would separate her from them until it is healed some..u can put some neosporin on it. They actually dub some chickens where they cut the whole comb off..it bleeds for a little bit...but they are fine...

I just went through this with one of mine and it was peritonitis..exact same symptoms...

I have a 2 mo old bantam sussex chick who has for the last week always wanted to lay down...i noticed yesterday it started limping..picked it up and its joints are swelled as well as the top of the foot...part of the leg and foot are white and some are dark lines...i was going to start treating...

Ok...so we made it through...lost 21 total....i ended up giving them the corid (still am) and the denagard...the symptoms were droopy wings...bloody diarrhea...bad smell...weight loss...and then eventual death....the 6 that survived are doing well now...and are gaining weight again...i bleached...

I posted earlier about coccidiosis that has taken over a batch of my bantam langshans about 7 weeks old...i have lost 14 now total in the last 2.5 days..i was giving corid and medicated feed but wasn't aware that I needed to give an antibiotic..i was able to get some denagard but am finding...

Yes...i knew it wasn't an antibiotic...i just thought it was what treated coccidiosis...i have antibiotics...would it be better for me to use them? I have tylan...oxytetracycline..acidified copper sulfate...

O sorry...i don't have that specific one..i have sulfa powder but not that.

Can i give this along w the corid? Bc I have some of this already....

I have a batch of 26 langshan chicks..about 7 weeks old....they started acting droopy Thursday and on Friday night I saw blood in the droppings..they are losing weight fast...i always give medicated feed but this time decided to try a new feed that was 18 percent starter (will never do that...

Yes tylan 200..giving .25 mg orally daily ..I had all of my chickens tested for mycoplasma and they tested negative for it as well as for avian flu and pullorum...I haven't had them around any other chickens so they wouldnt have been exposed to bronchitis bronchitis. I am wondering as he seems...

I hope this video link works....this is what one of my chickens is doing...I've been treating him with tylan ..the stronger one...and he seemed to be doing better and then today he is doing this ...what is this??? The tylan was for sneezing and watery eyes..he is still eating and drinking fine..

That is the problem I am having with these....they start but only make it to one or two weeks....they never make it to the third and I have yet to hatch any from her.

I store them on the counter in an egg carton...about 68 degrees....

Here is the inside of one of them...it almost looks as if it has been incubated some...but these have never been in the incubator.

Yes I will take a pic when I get home of what the inside looks like...

I have noticed I have one speckled Sussex bantams hen who is 2 years old this year that lays large eggs with bubbles in them....sometimes these eggs will grow in the incubator but don't make it more than two weeks before death in egg. Is this an issue with her where I won't be able to save eggs...

I do have pix of the other organs...but there were no issues w them...they all looked healthy...liver...heart.. lungs..all normal coloring...no lumps or tumors..All normal size...if it will help I will post them...they r on my husband's phone and I will have to get them from him. The pic before...