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You're welcome! -Kathy

My vet made me sign a waiver saying I'd never eat the eggs or meat, but off the record said it was that they themselves wait one month. -Kathy Welcome to BYC!

My vet said that throat infections are common in birds. -Kathy

Well the Clavamox will treat most bacteria, it's a very good one to try. :D -Kathy

Call back and ask, I'm curious. Also curious as to what antibiotics they gave you. :D -Kathy

Not all respiratory infections or bacteria found in the mucus are Coryza, MG or MS, lots of other things it could be, so this bird might not be a carrier. Did the vet say if it was a gram negative or gram positive infection? -Kathy

Vet RX is just like Vicks for humans, not sure it'll help much. -Kathy

Probably not, but catch him and check anyway, it's easy to rule out, right? While you have him caught, do thorough exam... look in mouth, eye, ears, check for smells, too. Also check for mites and lice. -Kathy

Check his his neck for an obstruction in his esophagus. A blockage could be putting pressure on his trachea. Here is a picture: -Kathy