Cat bite

[azygous]

Unfortunately, by the time the med gets delivered, it will probably be too late for your hen. If only you would state your location, we could help you better.

 

[Akgirlalways]

Unfortunately, by the time the med gets delivered, it will probably be too late for your hen. If only you would state your location, we could help you better.

I stated a few replys back i live in austin tx

 

[TJAnonymous]

Do you have a vet who would prescribe some amoxicillan for you? Most vets keep it in stock....

 

[Akgirlalways]

Do you have a vet who would prescribe some amoxicillan for you? Most vets keep it in stock....

The vet won't perscribe anything without seeing her and its over $100 for a new patient exam :/ i can't afford that at the moment unfortunately

 

[azygous]

This TSC has Liquamycin LA-200. Go get it. It will work as well as the other antibioics.

Tractor Supply Co.
Buda, TX · (512) 295-5169
Open ⋅ Closes 8PM

 

[azygous]

Liquamycin LA-200 Dosage: Use .20 CC per pound (5lb chicken = 1CC). Inject into breast approx 1/4 inch deep ONCE. Do not inject another dose until day 3! This is a broad spectrum antibiotic that does not begin to dissipate until day 3. On day one, two, and three rub VetRx onto their combs and nostrils and addone ounce of VetRx to one gallon of their water which has to be "faucet hot" to be able to mix with the water. On day three give another dose of LA-200 according to the dosage above and do not give anymore! On days three thru six use the VetRx as used above both topically and in their water supply. Also during this time, put a heat lamp on them and keep them out of the wind. By day seven you should have healthy chickens. This worked miracles for mine who were deathly sick and lying on their sides wth CRD and I did not lose a single one! Follow these instructions precisely and IT WILL WORK FOR YOU!

 

[Akgirlalways]

Perfect

Liquamycin LA-200 Dosage: Use .20 CC per pound (5lb chicken = 1CC). Inject into breast approx 1/4 inch deep ONCE. Do not inject another dose until day 3! This is a broad spectrum antibiotic that does not begin to dissipate until day 3. On day one, two, and three rub VetRx onto their combs and nostrils and addone ounce of VetRx to one gallon of their water which has to be "faucet hot" to be able to mix with the water. On day three give another dose of LA-200 according to the dosage above and do not give anymore! On days three thru six use the VetRx as used above both topically and in their water supply. Also during this time, put a heat lamp on them and keep them out of the wind. By day seven you should have healthy chickens. This worked miracles for mine who were deathly sick and lying on their sides wth CRD and I did not lose a single one! Follow these instructions precisely and IT WILL WORK FOR YOU!, t

This TSC has Liquamycin LA-200. Go get it. It will work as well as the other antibioics.

Tractor Supply Co.
Buda, TX · (512) 295-5169
Open ⋅ Closes 8P

Liquamycin LA-200 Dosage: Use .20 CC per pound (5lb chicken = 1CC). Inject into breast approx 1/4 inch deep ONCE. Do not inject another dose until day 3! This is a broad spectrum antibiotic that does not begin to dissipate until day 3. On day one, two, and three rub VetRx onto their combs and nostrils and addone ounce of VetRx to one gallon of their water which has to be "faucet hot" to be able to mix with the water. On day three give another dose of LA-200 according to the dosage above and do not give anymore! On days three thru six use the VetRx as used above both topically and in their water supply. Also during this time, put a heat lamp on them and keep them out of the wind. By day seven you should have healthy chickens. This worked miracles for mine who were deathly sick and lying on their sides wth CRD and I did not lose a single one! Follow these instructions precisely and IT WILL WORK FOR YOU!

Thank you so much heading there now!! I was so confused trying to figure out which meds are chicken safe

 

[azygous]

You can skip the VetRX if you like. Those were instructions for treating a chicken with a respiratory infection.

 

[Sammster]

Just have to say, "This group is amazing!"

 

[Akgirlalways]

You can skip the VetRX if you like. Those were instructions for treating a chicken with a respiratory infection.

I got some anyway lol. One more question she hasn't eatin today, ive offered her multiple things but she has no interest. Any suggestions for that?