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    Help needed PLEASE!!- panting and groaning sounds laying down

    Getting older birds always carries the risk of bringing in pests and diseases. Unless you've followed strict quarantine protocols, there's a chance that your chicks have already been exposed to whatever is ailing the older birds. Euthanizing the older sick birds, or taking them back to where...
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    Help needed PLEASE!!- panting and groaning sounds laying down

    So they are not eating layer feed?
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    Help needed PLEASE!!- panting and groaning sounds laying down

    This part might be easy to miss. Excellent post @Wyorp Rock!
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    Help needed PLEASE!!- panting and groaning sounds laying down

    I would not give probiotics and antibiotics at the same time, think they may be counter-indicative, but not sure. @Wyorp Rock might know. @casportpony too...who wrote this excellent article about administering oral meds...
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    Help needed PLEASE!!- panting and groaning sounds laying down

    They are sick because they have a bacterial or viral respiratory infection. Did you ever get any electrolytes into them?
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    Help needed PLEASE!!- panting and groaning sounds laying down

    Glad to hear she made it. I'd leave out all the herbs, garlic, ACV....just lots of clean cool water and good feed. Not sure if you have Sav-A-Cik electrolytes/vitamins available there, but it really helped mine thru the heat to give a dose of that every few days thru the heat waves. Saved one...
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    Help needed PLEASE!!- panting and groaning sounds laying down

    Did this bird make it? Sounds like heat stroke....so electrolytes could really help.
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