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Yippee! I'm glad it was probably what I suspected. As far as VetRx, Miss Lydia, it has aromatic ingredients and oils and it great for shining up legs and stopping scaly leg mites, but it has very little benefit of any other kind. Folks sometimes use it when they have respiratory illness, but...

I only mentioned the type oil because someone else asked about it. I use olive oil (extra virgin at that), too, since it improves circulation and has more nutritional value than plain veg oil, but yeah, any will do. Will check on this thread later to see if she's improved. Have a good holiday!

Vet Rx is not what I'd recommend at all for this problem. Honestly, it has little value for anything of this nature, especially since it may not be respiratory at all. If you determine it is actual wheezing from something respiratory, we'll go from there, but it may be a blockage in her windpipe...

Let us know how she is tomorrow, or if she's better by tonight. I hope it's something simple. Nora sounded awful! I was very happy that William was at home when I called and was able to give me some insight. I'd never heard anything like it from my flock before that day.

Something may be stuck in her windpipe. My own Nora had that happen. She was coming into lay and strained to get that egg out then suddenly, a few minutes later, she sounded like air coming out of a balloon. I actually called Pine Grove on the phone so he could hear her. He said either she had a...