@Eggcessive @azygous
Did you check for mites or lice? What's the temperature where you're at?
Sometimes a pale comb can be caused by temperature swings like heatstroke or frostbite, parasites, or anemia...
It probably wouldn't hurt to try and give it some electrolytes.
Are both eyes red? It looks more like the normal pupil color, I can't really see inflammation around the "whites". The comb color is concerning.
Is she having any breathing issues? Is her skin underneath her feathers warm?
@Eggcessive since I'm not likely to be much help here...
What kind of antibiotics did you give? Is this picture after you attempted treatment or before? It looks like there is still a lot of infection in the foot.
I've been there and I'm sure many of us have, where it can feel like everything is just falling apart. It does get better though. If xxYO me could have seen where I am today, she'd be shocked, rocked, and over the hills with joy.
I love your pizza shirt and your little chicken there. Do you...
The Shires Velociti Leather Cinch and Shires ARMA Western Cinch collection. The catalog just came out so I'm not sure when they'll be available for sale in stores but I'm super thrilled to see them on paper!
I only got to consult on the initial concept of it, but they took a lot of my...
Erythromycin, oxytetracycline, or sulfadimethoxine are the main treatments used for coryza that I know of... but it is a disease that tends to return in severe cases which it sounds like yours might, so even if you get it this time it could come back sooner rather than later.
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Hang in there! Being sick and feeling tired and having to deal with sick children/family/animals is really tough. Just one small step at a time. Please do post poop pictures!
I'm not familiar with your story, so I don't know what you've tried for the worms, but if the birds have access to...
What are the supposed chemicals? I would get the water tested to make sure, but if it's something like fluoride, chlorine, etc. then unless it's extremely high concentrations it should be pretty low risk.