Choking chicken??!?!

[happy_feets12]

Hi,
so i have one chicken and she this morning started to act different. She doesn’t want to eat, just drink. And when i hold hher up i hear sound like whining . I looked in her throat but i didn’t see nothing, i put some olive oil inside and massage her throat but didn’t work. I massage her crop to empty it but that also didn’t work. What can do with her?

 

[CluckerFamily]

Do you offer grit as a free choice?
Have you tried a mash to see if she will eat that?

 

[KaseySnow]

She may have something respiratory going on. Might be a good idea to isolate in case it is contagious.

 

[Eggcessive]

What is your location? Is she sneezing, having bubbles in eyes, swelling of the face or eyelids, shaking her head, or congested? It does sound possibly like a respiratory disease. Those can be caused by several viruses, bacteria, and mold fungus. Video of her making the nosie, uploaded to YouTube or Vimeo with a link posted here might be helpful.

 

[happy_feets12]

Do you offer grit as a free choice?
Have you tried a mash to see if she will eat that?

yes she will eat mash if i give her with syringe

 

[happy_feets12]

Oh i made mistake its a rooster
gere is a photo of him, i will send you a link of video

 

[happy_feets12]

What is your location? Is she sneezing, having bubbles in eyes, swelling of the face or eyelids, shaking her head, or congested? It does sound possibly like a respiratory disease. Those can be caused by several viruses, bacteria, and mold fungus. Video of her making the nosie, uploaded to YouTube or Vimeo with a link posted here might be helpful.

I hope you can hear something, because he is quite

 

[happy_feets12]

I hope you can hear something, because he is quite

Here is a video with better sound

 

[Eggcessive]

It sounds like rales or rattles when there is mucus in the airway. The common respiratory diseases are infectious bronchitis virus, mycoplasma (MG,) and coryza. Tylosin, oxytetracycline, and a fee other antibiotics might help treat MG, but the disease lasts in a chronic form. Most respiratory diseases make them carriers for life.

 

[happy_feets12]

It sounds like rales or rattles when there is mucus in the airway. The common respiratory diseases are infectious bronchitis virus, mycoplasma (MG,) and coryza. Tylosin, oxytetracycline, and a fee other antibiotics might help treat MG, but the disease lasts in a chronic form. Most respiratory diseases make them carriers for life.

And what can do with him?! In the morning he was totally ok, suddenly he changed