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maybe there is no one online that can answer your questions...I know I have posted issues and didn't get a reply until evening...

 

WHAT?! What's up?

 

I couldn't find any answers for you, I tried though.

 

wow, not even 10 minutes has gone by and your complaining nobodys answered?? maybe the people online had no answer....a little bit of patience goes a long way....id be miffed if no one had replied after 24 hours, but after just 10 minutes? come on!

 

I can't answer your question but wanted to let you know that there's a lot of information specific to your antibiotic question in the archives. Do a search on the antibiotic you're looking for and you should see 9 pages of posts that reference it.
Good luck -
Amy

 

Wait..What?

 

I just read your post, "Aureomycin crumbles for foot infection." Poultry foot infections are usually caused by staph infections if it's bumblefoot. Surgery to remove the infection, or use of Tricide Neo will eventually clear the infection up over time. If it's not bumblefoot, penicillin G procaine injections is the drug of choice for foot or leg infections. Gout can also cause foot swelling as well as in joints, mostly in older birds. A change in diet will prevent gout.
Aureomycin soluable powder and/or aureomycin crumbles wouldnt be effective for a bacterial infection in the foot. The following is what both products treat: Air-sac infection, MG, E-Coli, fowl cholera, bacterial pneumonia, bacterial enteritis, shipping fever.
I've used aureomycin soluable powder to treat E Coli but it was too late, the bacteria had overwhelmed my rooster.

 

You really can't expect everyone to be here all the time. Sometimes you just need to be a little patient for the person who has the answers to logon. Also, if you would do a search first, there's usually a ton of information already posted on this site. I know it can be cumbersome, but it may be your fastest result. Please don't be mean.

 

WHAT??? did i do something? i've posted things and nobody answered. i'm sorry that you're upset.