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I don't tube as long as they are eating and *not* losing weight.

X3. Keep her separated until her wounds are healed.

Post a video of her and I'll tell you if it looks like she's dying. :hide

NO ibuprofen!

You could also add a little sugar to the Pedialyte, that might help perk her up.

Can you post a video of her?

How sick is she?

You don't need to touch her tongue, just open bill and slide tube in. It works best for me if I start by inserting the tube on their left then aim diagonally across the tongue to their right. As the tube goes down their esophagus you should be able to see the feathers moving a little. Go to this...

Hey, I almost forgot, you should melt the end of the tube a little because some tubing edges might be too sharp.

I know some people use ensure, but I use Kaytee Exact baby bird food.

Yeah, but I'm not sure what the dose is. :idunno Metacam (meloxicam) can also be given. The dose is 0.09 mg per pound. Commonly used in dogs and cats.

That looks like a post-bathing twitch to me? How long since her bath?

Know anyone with Cipro? Know any pigeon fanciers?

Broad spectrum would be best (gram positive and gram negative coverage), but I doubt a pet store will have them. Won't hurt to check though. :idunno

A pet store is unlikely to carry much, but an amoxicillin, Cephalexin, or maybe penicillin. @Patrick McKee , maybe ask your friend what antibiotics are given to people?

The skin cleaner you used is preferred by veterinarians and doctors.:thumbsup Sounds like you're doing all the right stuff.