2nd pullet wobbly please help

[JensChickies]

It may need to be purchased at a vet's office in Canada, and will be called Amprol.  They should sell you what you need.  Dosage is 2 tsp of the liquid or 1.5 tsp of the powder per gallon on water for 5 to 7 days.  Afterward, it would be best to give several days of vitamins and probiotics to replace beneficial bacterial and vitamins in the gut.  Did you read the links for Mareks disease that I gave you in your first thread?  Here is the thread, and they are in post number 3:  https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/919073/unbalanced-laying-to-one-side-pullet

It's 2tsp for liquid?? Oops I though it was 1tsp.

 

[Eggcessive]

It's 9.6 ml exactly for the extreme outbreak dosage. Here is a link which breaks it down and has further links to read: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/818879/updated-corid-and-amprol-amprolium-dosing

The powder dosage is the one that seems more variable with people. Some in the past have used 1/2 tsp to 1 tsp, and 1.5 tsp seems to be the current favorite dose. Corid is pretty safe and hard to overdose.

 

[Buttercup14]

Update:
I took the chicken to the vet and he thinks it's botulism (same with other one).
He thinks either they had it in them from before or they're getting it in the their environment (we bought this acreage off of someone a year ago) so it could be something in the spring run off or (what was thinking?!?!?) I put some extra garden soil that I had bought for my garden beds in their run with the intend to grow grass on 1/4 of it. Didn't think that this soil is compost soil

So the vet gave a shot of antibiotics and I have some for their water.

 

[JensChickies]

Update:
I took the chicken to the vet and he thinks it's botulism (same with other one).
He thinks either they had it in them from before or they're getting it in the their environment (we bought this acreage off of someone a year ago) so it could be something in the spring run off or (what was thinking?!?!?) I put some extra garden soil that I had bought for my garden beds in their run with the intend to grow grass on 1/4 of it. Didn't think that this soil is compost soil

So the vet gave a shot of antibiotics and I have some for their water.

Wow! Hopefully she improves.