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chirpingstad
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I read that miconazole cream helps cure sour crop, along with the sugar/water mixture should i give her the 2mg of the cream?I bet it's been beastly hot there, right? Salpingitis aside, the limp and lethagic behavior can be due to heat stress. The crop issue may also have slowed down due to heat stress.
If this were my hen, this is what I would do. First, mix one teaspoon sugar into one cup water. Squirt some Poultry Nutri-drench into it if you have it. Syringe it into the hen like this to avoid aspiration of the fluid. View attachment 3578963The Esophagus is on the chicken's right side of the throat. That's where to syringe will go. Try to get a fourth of the cup into her, then syringe more in an hour, repeating that until the entire cup of fluid is in her.
Next, I would treat the salpingitis with an antibiotic, whatever you have on hand or buy amoxycillin here. https://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.html?pgguid=E68FC9E3-30C2-402A-88C4-567BDED2C139 You can also order Nutri-drench from them at a good price. They ship quickly and efficiently. Give 250mg per day for ten days. It may work. It may not. I feel it's almost always worth a try.