if you are putting ointment in the eye, using systemic drug/orally administered antibiotic you should be fine.
i've heard nfs puffer for dogs works best for occular infections. make sure you use gloves for that stuff!
i'm very familiar with coryza. it came via new chickens from a breeder. they were carriers. our Tweety wasnt' and got it pretty bad. mycoplama G came along with it. so we fought off the bubbles forever.
your and our chicken will probably get it again.
our vet was a little too laid back for me too. she was like, "no big deal. just a sinus infection. bad swelling but it will probably live."
make sure to match the symptoms with the treatment: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ps044
i've heard nfs puffer for dogs works best for occular infections. make sure you use gloves for that stuff!
i'm very familiar with coryza. it came via new chickens from a breeder. they were carriers. our Tweety wasnt' and got it pretty bad. mycoplama G came along with it. so we fought off the bubbles forever.
your and our chicken will probably get it again.
our vet was a little too laid back for me too. she was like, "no big deal. just a sinus infection. bad swelling but it will probably live."
make sure to match the symptoms with the treatment: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ps044
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