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This is the picture after draining and injecting the sinus with nytosin. Am afraid I will loose them
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We don't see a picture, can you try to upload again?
Welcome to BYC![]()
This is the picture after draining and injecting the sinus with nytosin. Am afraid I will loose them
No it was not red, presently they can't even open their eyeWere they red before the injections?
I am afraid the Vet gave you bad advice.
I would never stick any kind of needle into a birds sinuses. They really do not have straight passages to get a needle through.
Also the chances of doing it even if you practiced on a "skull" for years and not injuring the bird is one in a million. On a life bird and young one it would be even harder.
I am not saying this to be hard on you. I just would never use a vet, that gave me that advice, ever again.
Along with running the risk of breaking membranes and bones or starting a bleed that will cause them misery and could be fatal. Introducing infection is a real possibility.
Do you have any oral antibiotics available to use on them?
I have pen-provit wsp
He was hatched last summer in June.Aww...such sweet handsome boys!! How old is Ablyn??