I’m in Florida so about as warm as it gets this time of the year lol. I was looking into Coryza as well thank you. What kind of basic utensils can I use when trying to get the pus out if I don’t have any med equipment for removing pus? I don’t have any of those things at the moment for antibiotics unfortunately, would I still be able to remove the pus without applying anything after? Or anything I can use in place of it until tomorrow? Should I wait until tomorrow or do this now?
Thank you! So do I just compress with a wash cloth or paper towel or something else with the saline on it, or should I work the pus out by gently but forcefully pushing?
i’d start with a super warm wash cloth on her eyes. maybe a warm bath to help to help loosen up any back up inside. i just recently took in a recuse chicken and she loved the bath. i took a storage tub with a lid, cut a hole in the top and duct taped a rag around the hole for comfort. a cooked egg can hold her over night till your able to get some feed. how heavy do you think she weighs?
Awww! I hope you can help her. Sounds like you’ve got some good responses on helping her. My daughter is nursing a hen that my grandson found on a construction site he was working at. She’s done a great job and “Aria” is healing very well!
Is it still safe to do this if I do not have terramycin eye antibiotic? Or is there anything I can use in place of that as an antibiotic?
It seems the crucial part is getting her relief. She’s scared. Once the pus is removed I bet she will perk up. 
