Advice and tips for giving miconazole

[Debbie292d]

Oh! Do you ever worry about them aspirating, or is that sort of not as worrisome with the consistency of the cream?

Thank you for sharing all your advice and knowledge. I will for sure treat for seven full days.

If you just look at the first picture on this article, it shows you what side to aim if you're worried or if for some reason you have something more liquidy.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...dications-to-all-poultry-and-waterfowl.73335/

 

[alinas2010]

Jafar is not doing well today and I will likely be euthanizing her. This is probably not due to the yeasty crop itself, but due to underlying issues. I had a really great outcome treating her yeasty crop before, I was hoping that would be the case this time, but she must be too weak.

She is suffering from a reproductive infection or cancer of some sort and that was the reason for the antibiotic initially. This has been ongoing since June. She recovered seemingly and carried on for about 3 months without any issues, but took a downwards spiral just the last week or two. I was hoping another round of antibiotics would help her, but it did not seem to, unfortunately.

If anything I hope this thread along with the help all of you have offered can give guidance to someone else in need. Thank you so much everyone who responded. I really appreciate every one of you; you’re all so kind, thoughtful and smart. It’s inspiring how much you help others through these tough times!