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You may syringe the dose into her orally. However, both Duramycin and ocytetracycline are mostly used for respiratory diseases. I have doubts either would be very effective against a serious bacterial infection such as in EYP even though both are consider broad spectrum. They just aren't that...

What form is it? What strength is it? What is the recommended dose?

It doesn't have to be injectable. Push a pill into the beak and the chicken automatically swallows. In fact, due to the fragile nature of chicken skin, injection often causes tissue damage and the injection site can become necrotic in some cases, largely from the caustic nature of some of these...

Those two meds aren't the best ones for EYP. People prescriptions can work well if you you family has leftovers. If you have Cipro or Cephalexin, those work well.

You've pretty much described the symptoms of egg yolk peritonitis (EYP). This is a chronic disease and antibiotics often fail to have an effect. But you should try, nonetheless. If you can find fish mox (amoxicillin), it would be a good med for EYP. It's labeled for fish but we use it for...