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http://www.lahinternational.com/pdf/General/Fowl_Cholera_LAHI.pdf

ditto on the fowl cholera (I hope the op updates us on the progress of her bird) I do think further discussion of medications/antibiotics and their merits or contraindications should be moved elsewhere. I have started another post to adress Kimkos last posting under the title "Kimiko"

You are very kind but I am not a vet and only through the wonderful gift of sharing information through the internet whereby we have access to solid veterinary information can we even attempt to help our birds in a responsible manner... no substitute for a poultry/avian veterinary specialist...

We aren't discussing game fowl in a zoo or non-food producing animals or pets. We aren't discussing poultry in Europe or Africa or Asia. Members of this forum are not all eating their birds... many are pets... many have rare game fowl or fowl species not suitable for food (guineas and fancy...

Baytril has been banned in the US for poultry since 2005. There is no withdrawal time for egg producing hens because the drug can't be used in them. I haven't done a search, but if your sources say otherwise, they are out of date "Out of date" has nothing to do with it. As I stated before...

If you search the older threads (or go back to threads on the original BYC) you will find the articles/URLS from veterinary source and/or poultryscience source articles given for those dosages and withdrawal times.... otherwise do a search in my library. Willynily statements such as assuming...

The info on the ban is correct although the "withdrawal info is not. the concern as usual is the industries overuse of antibiotics (treating entire flocks > thus unnecessary "prophylactic" usage ) which really isnt applicable to small backyard flocks where individual birds are given a perhaps...