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Oh, I see the feathers now! What pretty coloring, it has! Uh-oh...I did NOT need to know that you have BLUE JERSEYS! :o

Oh, Stacey - they look great! Good color, and they look healthy & happy! That little one sitting next to the blue in the last pic has interesting coloring - what's the breed on that one?

Oh, great news! Can't wait for pics! Yes, I'm sure the sneezing was due to scratching, and maybe outside stuff floating around!

Stacey, I'm so glad to hear your hatch is progressing, and that your birds are getting better every day! I'm SO happy you didn't have to cull them all - that would have been horrible!! Keep on keeping us posted, and post some pics soon!

Awe, Stacey - I'm so happy to hear things seem to be looking up & you're seeing the light at the end of the tunnel! Stay happy, positive, and upbeat! They'll know it & reward you!! Oh, sweet on naming one of your cockerels after Zane. That brought a tear to my eye (yep, I'm a crier!)...

Awe, rats. I'm so sorry to hear that you lost the little buff, but am glad to hear you received the Gallimycin and are treating the rest! Prayers to you & your littles ones that all the rest pull through! You're doing such a great job, keep hanging in there!

AWE! Maybe if the new antibiotic gets here soon enough, the little one will pull through? Crossed fingers! HOPE this does the trick!! That's good info. to know about it being okay to switch antibiotics mid-course, too! Thanks!

Hey, Gumpsgirl - is it okay to begin another antibiotic regiment immediately after they've been on a different one? I've always wondered that, and you mentin they are on Terrymycin now? I was (perhaps wrongly?) under the impression you were supposed to wait 10 days before starting a different...

:aww Oh, I'm so sorry you had to cull your cockerels, but hopefully you'll be able to save some pullets!! I think how Cynthia stated what you're going through really hit home for me....for you. How fortunate you are to have found a cause and know the treatment! Sometimes, you go through this...

Oh, goodness. It sounds like bad, bad news all around. I'm SO very sorry to hear this, and I'm holding out for hope that it's something treatable and that you don't have to cull your entire flock. Prayers go out to you and your chickens!

I AGREE! Don't wait - it's Friday, you won't get ahold of anyone tomorrow, and you surely don't want to have to go all weekend and wait til Monday if you can't reach someone today! It'll put your mind at ease!!

Yes, I'm subscribed to this thread, hoping you have some good news for us. Thanks for the heads-up on the moving icons, gumpsgirl! Eggchel - thanks for putting that info. in your post about necropsies; I did not know the part about a live animal that may not make it. This is good info. to have.

Oh, hurry up and wait for a call. It'll be an agonizing night for you. HANG IN THERE!!! I'd put the "hugs" icon in, but I've never been able to find the ones that move around on here! So, I'll do this instead:

Oh, no...I've been following your posts and hoping things would get better. I'm so anxious to hear what's happening, and prayers go out to you & your chicks. Your heart must just absolutely be breaking! Hang in there, and please keep us posted!!

Stacey, sounds like you've got it well under control now; but, for what it's worth, I had a chick that was sneezing, lethargic...long story, but anyhow, I treated all that were together with Terramycin and they seemed fine within 48 hrs. About 2 weeks later, the one that was the worst to start...