Did the vet run a culture to see what the infection was from - was it bacterial or protozoal?
Ear canker comes to mind for the ear, but hard to know.
Ear canker comes to mind for the ear, but hard to know.
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No, I did ask them about that but they said it would take a few weeks for fungus. I got the impression they didn't think she would survive long enough to get the results. Kinda wish I persisted and asked them to go ahead with it anyway :/Did the vet run a culture to see what the infection was from - was it bacterial or protozoal?
Ear canker comes to mind for the ear, but hard to know.
Thanks, I have been giving small amounts of sugar in her food already I was more worried about her gizzard than her crop since her crop has seemed to been emptying pretty well but she wasn't pooping a lot, but it seems fine now.Worming can sometimes make a chicken with a heavy worm load suffer some shock from it. The symptoms manifest as weakness and imbalance. If the worm load is especially heavy. All the worms dying inside her can overwhelm her system if absorption of the dead worms is too slow. This can be countered in two ways.
One is to treat for shock. One cup of water with one teaspoon of sugar and a pinch of salt stirred in. The second is a molasses flush if it's suspected the worms are forming a clog in the intestines or gizzard. But this is not indicated as her crop has reverted to functioning normally. If it were still full in the morning, then that would indicate she has a blockage, which is not uncommon following worming.
So, I suggest the shock treatment for the next 24 hours. It's simple and easy, and can work miracles, helping to return her to normal.
The ear swelling could be from fungus, but it more likely is bacterial. An antibiotic such as Tylosin is the best one for this purpose if you can find it there in UK. Or, you can go the cheap, easy route and stuff the affected ear with an all purpose antibacterial ointment such as Neosporin twice a day until it clears up.
Can you get some updated photos of what her face and ears look like now?No, I did ask them about that but they said it would take a few weeks for fungus. I got the impression they didn't think she would survive long enough to get the results. Kinda wish I persisted and asked them to go ahead with it anyway :/
Also there is nothing visible in either ear, so I'm thinking it's something to do with her inner ear. Just read online that it's usually from a viral issue and generally gets better on its own within a few weeks... so maybe the eardrops aren't actually helping at all and I should just focus on pain relief? Not sure
I'm following along silently and not qualified to give you medical advice here, but wanted to let you know that when I click on your links using my android phone, I get this message,:Here's the videos, pls let me know if the link doesnt work
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Ah damn, thanks for letting me know, I will upload to YouTube later on if others also have the issueI'm following along silently and not qualified to give you medical advice here, but wanted to let you know that when I click on your links using my android phone, I get this message,:
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Didn't work for me earlier either...it's working fine now.I changed the link, maybe it will work now
It's not the only way, but it's the preferred way.It's the only way everyone here can access a video.