- Apr 28, 2013
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My hen 'parrot' died about 3 most. ago. She seemed to have the symptoms of gapeworm. Sneezing constantly elongating her neck and wheezing for air. We gave her tylan on the back of her neck for about 4 days, her symptoms never improved. She died at night probably from suffocation
. Now 3 mos. later the rest of my flock has started sneezing and shaking their heads, just every once in a while not all the time. Anyway we don't have earth worms or slufpgs, just LOTS of roaches where I live...so I am just wondering if there is any other way a chicken can get gapeworm? Maybe from a cockroach? Idk. that may be a stupid thought lol.
