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If it is was dawg says, and it hasn't progressed to where her organs are shutting down, I think your only option would be to find her a different vet. I will also say that when I took my duck that had a severe bumble foot infection, the vet recommended euthanasia, but I took it home and learned...

I really do feel for you and my eyes are welling up as I type, but it really does sound like she is dying. The mini seizures are all part of the process. Just keep her warm and maybe having her with you will help. Take care of yourself. -Kathy Disclaimer: I am not a vet, I'm just...

How is she looking right now?

Have you thought about having a necropsy done? Most states will do for free or a small fee.

I am so sorry and I really feel for you. What you just described sounds like she is in the process dying. She probably wouldn't make it to the vet. Has she started to breathe through her mouth yet? Again, I am sorry, but there probably wasn't anything that you or a vet could have done.

It sounds like she is very sick. Is there any chance you could take her to a vet? The brownish spot on the bottom of the foot, combined with leg sensitivity, could be a sign of infection. Did you notice her limping before this?

How old is she and how much does she weigh?

The symptoms you both have listed fit so many different diseases. Can you bring them indoors and give them a heat source? Can you both take a picture of their droppings and post it?

Blood sucking bugs, like mites can cause severe anemia, just like ticks and fleas can in dogs and cats.