How old is she?
Has she laid any eggs?
Does she have a source of poultry grit (crushed granite) available?
After you soak her foot again - see if the scab will come off and you can get a core or kernel out. I can only assume from your first post - it's been approx. 15days since it was initially removed(?) The foot should be healing up and not puffy/swollen by now. You may have not gotten all the pus out.
Start and grown is fine for chicks and pullets - once she starts laying, then offer oyster shell free choice for additional calcium. Look at your vitamin/electrolytes to see if they contain B and E. I would worry about the "electrolyte" portion of that mixture since it usually contains a lot of salt. Poultry Vitamins can be given for several days straight will no problem.
If she is having loose stool every time she poops - then it may be a good idea to have a fecal float to check for worms and coccidiosis.
Has she laid any eggs?
Does she have a source of poultry grit (crushed granite) available?
After you soak her foot again - see if the scab will come off and you can get a core or kernel out. I can only assume from your first post - it's been approx. 15days since it was initially removed(?) The foot should be healing up and not puffy/swollen by now. You may have not gotten all the pus out.
Start and grown is fine for chicks and pullets - once she starts laying, then offer oyster shell free choice for additional calcium. Look at your vitamin/electrolytes to see if they contain B and E. I would worry about the "electrolyte" portion of that mixture since it usually contains a lot of salt. Poultry Vitamins can be given for several days straight will no problem.
If she is having loose stool every time she poops - then it may be a good idea to have a fecal float to check for worms and coccidiosis.
