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  1. Fowlmamabird

    Comment by 'Fowlmamabird' in article 'Chicken Respiratory Preparedness'

    If you’re using syringe it is 3 ML PER QUART (typical baby chick waterer size) there are 4 quarts to a gallon so 12 ML per gallon. Do not feed meds without diluting
  2. Fowlmamabird

    Comment by 'Fowlmamabird' in article 'Chicken Respiratory Preparedness'

    Sorry I didn’t see your message. Buy mini watermelon cut the end off and use a fork and stab holes in the red part and dilute the denegard in their water and pour the water into the watermelon. It worked for mine as incentive to eat and drink.
  3. Fowlmamabird

    Comment by 'Fowlmamabird' in article 'Chicken Respiratory Preparedness'

    Update: Had a Hen with Mycoplasma and denegard medicine worked but Vet gave her TYLAN for 5 days. TYLAN didn’t work. My hen died. Be careful.
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    Prednisolone for Possible Liver Disease

    Thank you so much
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    Prednisolone for Possible Liver Disease

    Thank you very much
  6. Fowlmamabird

    PLEASE Help- Chicken Gasping and Wheezing!!!

    Can you keep me posted on how your baby is doing? If this ends up working if you use it? Good luck and god bless
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    PLEASE Help- Chicken Gasping and Wheezing!!!

  8. Fowlmamabird

    PLEASE Help- Chicken Gasping and Wheezing!!!

    https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/publication/PS044 I found this helpful and you buy Tiagard on Amazon Aurora TiaGard 12.5% Liquid Concentrate, Generic for Denagard, 1L, One Liter https://a.co/d/fV4lrev The dosing my husband mathed out was: 1 tablespoon per gallon Qtr Teaspoon per quart (baby chick...
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    PLEASE Help- Chicken Gasping and Wheezing!!!

    Also it is contagious and lays dormant so you may not notice symptoms until crisis hits
  10. Fowlmamabird

    PLEASE Help- Chicken Gasping and Wheezing!!!

    Check out mycoplasma. I am dealing with either that or a respiratory infection. That particular disease is not curable but treatable. Just in case it comes back I want to help you prepare.
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    PLEASE Help- Chicken Gasping and Wheezing!!!

    Any sneezing?
  12. Fowlmamabird

    PLEASE Help- Chicken Gasping and Wheezing!!!

    Any sneezing?
  13. Chicken Respiratory Preparedness

    Chicken Respiratory Preparedness

    When I got chickens no one I knew had the knowledge I have now and I didn’t know about BYC. This community has been invaluable to me. I’ve been through a lot of chicken crisis and I’m still learning. However, one thing that I wish I’d had was the following diagnostic information. Chicken...
    • Fowlmamabird
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    • 2 min read
    • breathing difficulties chicken sneeze denegard gasping for air gasping for breath gasping to breathe mycoplamsa sneezing tiagard
    • Comments: 5
    • Category: Getting Started Raising Chickens
  14. Fowlmamabird

    Chick with Poop Troubles

    Have you tried just plain raw runny egg? Or boiled egg yolk? I had a chick that had major issues and that got her through.
  15. Fowlmamabird

    Hen’s feathers being ripped out by another hen

    Let me understand your babies. Lol how many do you have, breeds and names? One of mine just finished her brooding and a Wyandotte is picking on her. Literally just came in from picking her up and treating her with food.
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    Hen’s feathers being ripped out by another hen

    So the one being picked on is new?
  17. Fowlmamabird

    Hen’s feathers being ripped out by another hen

    If you remove the offender, it has to be in a separate room where they have all the normal chicken needs. Treats are good. When I have a little hen getting picked on I give them a daily runny egg and it helps build their morale and gives nutrients. I have a runt that I did that too. She walks...
  18. Fowlmamabird

    I think an egg bound hen

    Does she seem to be straining to lay? Tail moving up and down, tail pointed down, breathing hectic.
  19. Fowlmamabird

    Hen’s feathers being ripped out by another hen

    Hi there, Is the victimized hen sick or injured beyond losing feathers? If so that is probably why. You need to provide what is ailing her or the others will pick on her. If nothing is wrong with her, it’s nasty pecking order bullying. You need to take the aggressor out of the rotation for a...
  20. Fowlmamabird

    gasping for breath

    Just had a major respiratory issue with chicken and got Tiagard from Amazon (denegard) and it helped overnight with major breathing issues.
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