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Hey All, thanks for the interesting info and opinions shared. Yikes, so many things that can go wrong with birds from lack of nutrition to so many diseases. Quail lady was right that was not a pic of my bird- but in response to Model A it does look similar except that my bird looks a lot worse...

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I am still curious about my diagnosis. Quail lady- I agree, it is easy to jump to incorrect diagnostic conclusions when you see the first set of symptoms that match the problem. There are so many things that could be affecting my flock it is a bit overwhelming. Would almost be worth playing the...

Thanks again everyone for sharing your knowledge! I started her on baytril last night along with an anti-inflamitory/pain med and ointment for her eyes, and hydration (which will be much easier after I pick up a larger syringe and tube for tonight). I will giver her a few days and if things...

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I though I had outsmarted the funk that hangs out at that feed store by swooping in and buying my quail the day they were delivered- alas no such luck. Or I managed despite being very careful to transfer it from my chickens. After reading warnings of chicken diseases transfering to quail I built...

Whatever it is - I think it thrives at the feed store where I got my chickens. Never would have gotten my chickens there if I had known (though love the ones I had and wouldnt trade em in for anything). The feed store has a beautiful big, clean enclosure for their adult chickens but every time I...

Quote: Much thanks for your good advice and wishes!!! good luck, but honestly, my advice would be the same as JJs, had you not said you were keeping a closed flock and they were ur pets, imho and limited exp.- once a bird shows it is sick, it is usually too late... I didnt realize it had...

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I found a link that recommends baytril so i think i will start her on a course this evening. Wish I had injectible - might be hard getting pills down that swollen throat. Here is what I read- please let me know if anyone else has other opinions (I am not breeding my birds and because 2 of my 7...

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I think one of my cotournix is suffering from coryza (or something that looks much like it). I do have chickens and though the chicken coop is at the opposite end of a very large vegetable garden with a hedge between the two somehow I must have slipped in my hand washing or someone else did. I...