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As I was checking her this am she pooped a watery movement on me. I`m thinking maybe the last dose of Albendazole could have caused it. I`ll wait and see. Yesterday her poop looked almost normal.
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You may want to start her on some probiotics.As I was checking her this am she pooped a watery movement on me. I`m thinking maybe the last dose of Albendazole could have caused it. I`ll wait and see. Yesterday her poop looked almost normal.
I don`t have any photos. I have already begun treatment. Scab removal, ect. Just like I always do. I would say moderate bumblefoot. One of her foot pads was about 3/4 covered by a scab and the other a little more than that. The worst one I worked the scab off and it looked like most all of the infection came out with the scab. I did not dig around any as it was raw and looked decent. The other foot had healed over but Likely needs more attention. It was late and I just what I could quickly. I have had lame birds before, should I give her more caltrate +d3? Do those anti biotics ever cause any ill effects? Poops are now normal. She wants to get up but can`t. I gave her a caltrate +d3 at this pointnot going to hurt anything. Not eating or drinking that I see. If I don`t see some signs of improvement within a reasonable time. I am going to euthanize her as much as I just hate doing it. I don`t want her to suffer for too long.I'm sorry she's in decline.
Do you have photos of her and her feet? I suppose it's possible if the Bumblefoot is very severe, infection could have spread to the rest of the body.