Baytril dosing help

ajordan

In the Brooder
Jul 8, 2015
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I have a 13 almost 14 week buff thats sounds raspy and sneezes here and there. I weighed today on a kitchen scale she weighs 1.12lbs. I have 10% baytril injectable that i want to give orally using a 1mL syringe. My question is how much do i give her and how many times a day and for how long
 
I am new to chickens, and come to realize what I did was a big no no now but i cant undo it. I had bought a 19week old cinnamon queen from a farm store back in july[end of month] then a few days later bought my now 13 week old buff from a local farm, then decided to get three more pullets a few weeks later went back to the farmer and bought my 3 almost 9week olds. They all have been in the same coop which is the witchita cabin coop i built. When i got the buff i noticed she would sneeze here and there, then i noticed runny poops. And I decided to use corid as a treatment for 7 days 1.5tsp to gallon and treated all 5. I am still using the corid because it said to use 14 days after the initial 7 days as a preventative at 1/3 tsp per gallon which is what they are all getting now. I will have completed the 14 days on the first of september. I have noticed since using it the buffs comb looks a little less pailer its more red now. I also put BOB in their water along with the corid today i plan on giving them the probiotic for 3 total days. I also decided to go ahead and worm them and gave them the correct dosage of wazine on the 15th of august. I plan on following up with Valbazen on the 24th of August. I have noticed in the last 2 weeks or so the 13 week old buff just seems to be closing her eyes during the day she isnt fluffing her feathers. Today I wanted to weigh all of them and when i picked her up I noticed she sounded like she had flim or something stuck in her throat. I do have the 10% baytril i think its generic i got it from gamebirdsupplies. Its the enfloxacin 10% injectable and figure i would try to see if that helps. But i wasnt sure on the dosage with her being only 1 lb 12 oz
 
Sorry about the long post. Ive read conflicting information for baytril. Some say give 2 doses for 5 days, others say only 1 dose for 2 days, some say if you use longer than 4 days bird can develop yeast infections.
 
I would probably follow the 2 doses daily for 5 days that Casportpony in my link (above in post 2) recommended from her vet in her post 7. Your chicken weighs 1/2 kg .
 
You can try the Baytril at 0.05 ml twice a day, but if you don't see any improvement after 24-72 hours, I don't think you should give it any longer.
 

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