Could this be dry and wet fowl pox

[Debshappyflock71]

My little micro serama Lady bug is about 8 months old she is laying but hasn’t in a couple days . Last night i noticed she’s full of blisters all over her face eyes and comb she’s sneezing constantly her eyes and nose are watery and runny . She eats putin’s layer feed and forages the land .She weighs 11 oz . Could this be dry and wet pox and what can i do to help her . I have her quarantined

 

[Aunt Angus]

That looks pretty bad. I'm going to bump this and tag folks.

Have you looked in her mouth to see if there are any lesions or raised yellow patches?

The sneezing and discharge make me think respiratory infection, but let's see what more experienced folks say.

@azygous
@Wyorp Rock
@Eggcessive

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Are there lesions inside the beak?

 

[Debshappyflock71]

That looks pretty bad. I'm going to bump this and tag folks.

Have you looked in her mouth to see if there are any lesions or raised yellow patches?

The sneezing and discharge make me think respiratory infection, but let's see what more experienced folks say.

@azygous
@Wyorp Rock
@Eggcessive

not yet but i lost 2 younger pullet bought from tsc last week that had some in the mouth and throat and had breathing problems i also bought 3 turkey poults and all three had swollen head shut eyes the day after and now all my chickens are sneezing

 

[Debshappyflock71]

Are there lesions inside the beak?

I will check in the morning

 

[Debshappyflock71]

That looks pretty bad. I'm going to bump this and tag folks.

Have you looked in her mouth to see if there are any lesions or raised yellow patches?

The sneezing and discharge make me think respiratory infection, but let's see what more experienced folks say.

@azygous
@Wyorp Rock
@Eggcessive

and thank you

 

[Eggcessive]

It sounds like you are dealing with a serious respiratory disease, such as MG or another, in addition to fowl pox. Pox lasts around a month or 6 weeks. Look inside the beak for any yellow material which could be wet pox. That type is more serious, and may last longer. Tylan 50 injectable given orally, or Tylosin powder in the water can help treat symptoms of MG. There is no treatment for fowl pox, just supportive care, getting them to drink fluids and eat. Mushy watery chicken feed and egg can be given.

 

[Debshappyflock71]

It sounds like you are dealing with a serious respiratory disease, such as MG or another, in addition to fowl pox. Pox lasts around a month or 6 weeks. Look inside the beak for any yellow material which could be wet pox. That type is more serious, and may last longer. Tylan 50 injectable given orally, or Tylosin powder in the water can help treat symptoms of MG. There is no treatment for fowl pox, just supportive care, getting them to drink fluids and eat. Mushy watery chicken feed and egg can be given.

Yes she does have white like patches in her mouth and throat thank you for the info I went and got tylan and will start today

 

[Debshappyflock71]

It sounds like you are dealing with a serious respiratory disease, such as MG or another, in addition to fowl pox. Pox lasts around a month or 6 weeks. Look inside the beak for any yellow material which could be wet pox. That type is more serious, and may last longer. Tylan 50 injectable given orally, or Tylosin powder in the water can help treat symptoms of MG. There is no treatment for fowl pox, just supportive care, getting them to drink fluids and eat. Mushy watery chicken feed and egg can be given.

all i could find was the injection kind

 

[Aunt Angus]

all i could find was the injection kind

You can give the injection kind orally. Here's advice from Eggcessive on another thread:

Tylan 50 can be given orally in chickens instead of injecting it. Dosage is 0.25 ml per pound given 3 times a day for 5 days.