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Welcome to BYC! Clavamox (amoxicillin trihydrate/clavulanate potassium) is also a very good antibiotic, but it's very expensive and it's one of the few that I can't find without a prescription. One could also use the human version, but getting the correct dose for a chicken is difficult. -Kathy

Sick birds really should be kept in a room that's 80-85 degrees. -Kathy

Probably best to have them someplace warm. -Kathy

I would put them in another pen and treat them, but only if it doesn't stress them out. -Kathy

Generic injectable Baytril - can be given orally: http://www.mexi-cali.net/eng/index/item/24/29/enfloxil-25-ml-same-as-baytril -Kathy Edited to add: with Baytril you should treat just the sick birds and only if you are sure they have a respiratory infection.

This link has the dosing info for Duramycin 10, Oxytetracyline and many others: http://www.durvet.com/dl/Durvet-Poultry-Brochure.pdf -Kathy

The antibiotic Baytril works very well on most bacterial respiratory infections that poultry get, but it is banned for use in poultry, so one should consider that before buying it. -Kathy