American serama thread!

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Oh, it's the sebright that I love the most
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But they are all neat
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well nothing from the bator hatched...ill leave em a few more days incase someone is slow to hatch.....praying madam fugly my broody pulls thru..... she is due next saturday.... im thinking next friday morning to switch her out eggs give her a new set to sit on and bring those in to hatch in the hatching bator.... so im counting on fugly to give me 2 kids
 
darn hens ....the one time i want broodies lol and cant get any but one to do it....grrrr...but they love wheat germ lol....its like crack for chickens they even eat it from my hands
 
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The injectable would be more effective than the kind they drink, since you know they are getting the dose into their body. It just depends on what spectrum of germs each is meant for. I'm not that familiar with animal antibiotics and what they treat. The intended uses for Tylan and Baytril seem very close, so anything you would use baytril for, the tylan should do just as well.

Oh, I just looked up the duramycin, and it is basically the "by mouth" version of the la 200 liquamycin ... both have similar spectrum, and both would treat respiratory disease in chickens. So I think you are good. Since the liquamycin isn't specifically for chickens, it didn't list chicken illnesses it treats. The duramycin is specifically meant for chickens and it does cover most bacterial respiratory illnesses.

If it was just a sneeze here and there I would do the duramycin. Since it's causing so much swelling I would continue with the liquamycin.

But, like I said, if they aren't much better in 48 hours (or sooner) I would either change medication or go to the vet. You don't want to mess around if it's not working.

Just gonna throw my 2cents in, AGRIMYCIN200 [oxytetracycline] is another good braod spectrum injectable. Use it the same as TYLAN BUT FOR four days max. I have used it for CRD on one of my roos......
 

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