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I would give him no less than 3 days of Baytril. My vets say to give it for two days after cessation of symptoms. If you stop now and there is still bacteria, I think there is a possibility of it coming back, but the next time Baytril might not work. Not many drugs to go to if Baytril doesn't...

Glad he is better! I used Baytril with one of my breeding cocks this year and had no fertility problems. -Kathy

Baytril can work very quickly, as in I have seen improvement in just a few hours. -Kathy

These are using a crop needle, not a plastic tube. This one uses a tube like I use

Try plain water. -Kathy

If it's 100 mg/ml the math is this: 5 / 2.2 x 10 /100 = 0.227, so yes, 1/4 ml twice a day. -Kathy

Is the Baytril 100 mg/ml or 22.7 mg per ml? -Kathy

This is how this drug is usually given, though directions are usually clearer. In this case, do not second guess the vet, he is correct, and if it's a bacterial infection that's sensitive to Bayril then you should see improvement in 8-72 hours. If he does not improve after 72 hours (six...

Don't dwell on the temp, 'cause it changes nothing... I think your rooster needs antibiotics regardless of what his cloacal temp is. -Kathy

It depends on what is being treated, but it's usually 5 days, though some vets will prescribe it longer. -Kathy

Baytril is usually given for more than one day. Call to confirm.

What antibiotic did he suggest? -Kathy

The gurgling sounds like his respiratory tract, not his digestive system, but it is possible that he regurgitated some food/water and aspirated it, which could cause aspiration pneumonia. I think he has two issues that may or may not be related. One is the respiratory problem, the other is the...

Vets can test for flu and all other respiratory diseases. Email the video link to the vet that saw him. -Kathy

Welcome to BYC! -Kathy

If he really is a 1, and he's not drinking/eating, I don't think he will live unless you do something drastic. Fluids needed = no less that 45 ml per pound per day. -Kathy