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If she were mine I would give 200 ml subcutaneously and I would give 60-90 ml of fluids orally. Make that oral fluids Pedialyte if you can.

Yeah, not sure I would give those. Will your vet sell you a bag of them? Or can you get a doctor friend to call in a script to a hospital?

That looks better.

The poop in the pictures looks too white to me, which in my experience means they are dehydrated. Giving fluids subcutaneously can be risky, but if you go slow I think you can do it. I think the key is to give them with the needle facing the tail close to the spine between the wings. I'll see...

Wow, that's minuscule. The few times I have seen the vet they gave 200 ml or told me to give 200 ml.

Okay. There is a method to my madness, which is why I asked.

Do you remember how much they gave?

Did the vet give subcutaneous fluids on the day you took her in?

Refresh my memory... What day did she get the subcutaneous fluids?

I edited my post. is that correct now? (sorry, I'm very visual :D)

So this is the order of her poop? Green is Thursday 3/14 Red is Friday 3/15 Pink/orange towel is this morning/last night 3/19

Wha antibiotic are you giving her?

Total water per day should be no less than 5% or her body weight (180 ml). If she were mine I would try to tube 120 ml of Kaytee/water twice a day, and I might also give 200 ml of fluids subcutaneously every 1-2 days. What does her poop look like?