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Respiratory infection symptoms are runny eyes, sneezing, coughing, mild to severe. The synoviae is an aggravated feature of the respiratory disease. But now that you mentioned removing the bedding to treat the coop, that's the most likely cause of this swelling and pain when walking. Cardboard...

Do you know the age and health history of this chicken? Do you know if she currently or at one time has had a respiratory infection? It may be swelling of the extremities from Mycoplasma synoviae. Another thing that comes to mind is inflammation from jumping down from a too high perch onto...

If there is no scab or plug, then it's not bumblefoot, but a minor abrasion that should heal on it's own. Some photos with an explanation of what it is you're concerned about would be helpful.

Unfortunately, bumblefoot responds poorly to amoxycillin and even most stronger antibiotics. You are going to need to do surgery. Don't get alarmed over the word. Surgery may need to be no more than just scraping the scabs off with a thumb nail. But the pus plugs need to be removed as that's...

Ten days.

Fish mox is amoxicillin with a fish label. The capsules are 250mg or 500mg. Dose for a chicken is on 250mg capsule or divide a 500 in half.

The amoxicillin comes in handy 250mg capsules that can be placed directly into the mouth of the chicken. Don't worry. A chicken can swallow a pill that would be a daunting task for a human.

Why don't you go back to your original thread and post an update with more information? It will get more responses than trying to start all over. I buy enough antibiotics for a couple of years to keep on hand in the event a chicken takes suddenly sick. Valuable time can be saved by keeping some...

Amoxicillin is a good all purpose, broad spectrum antibiotic. Fish meds work fine for chickens and don't require a prescription. The daily dose is 250mg for a standard adult chicken. So you would need to divide this 500mg pill in half. I used to get 250mg amoxicillin from this place...