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Let us know the fee for the exam, I pay $15 plus tax, but others here are paying as much as $60. Just curious, and BTW where are you located? It is always best to finish filling out your profile so you can get the best info available.

One of the lessons I have learned the hard way is that worms can be the root of the problem and the secondary infections are the outward signs that are more easily seen. Runny noses, coughing, sneezing, watery and crusted eyes, swelling of the face and throat are all signs of an infection but...

If taking the bird to the vet is not an option at least take a stool sample for a fecal float examination. If the bird has parasites the exam will tell you which kind and what you need to treat for. At that point you can look at what meds are appropriate. If you have Safeguard for goats on...