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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.
I lost her yesterday. I think the anti biotic may have played a part in it but who knows without a necropsy. She was drinking a lot of water when I started the anti biotic. Her poop had cleared up that am but I knew she was not long for it. I was sad so I just went ahead and layed her to rest. Mary Ann was a sweet friendly bird.I would only give the Calcium Citrate+D3 for a total of 5 days or so.
Having a reaction to medication is a possibility. Some birds are more sensitive than others.
It does sound like she has more going on than first thought. Maybe Marek's disease or some other condition. If you lose her, having a necropsy through your state lab will hopefully give the best answers.