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Pasr couple days one of my female CLs I noticed has watery eyes. Today I noticed she has bubbles coming out if her nose. Her crop is full and she seems normal other than that. Not really lethargic but not very speedy either. I gave her some nutridrench tonight but wonder if I should separate her and give her some sort of in antibiotic in her water? No one else is showing any symptoms just her.
On a side note, I have a turkey in with my chickens I got from Cackle in a suprise box. They have been together for four months. Im hoping its not anything to do with the turkey.
Thanks.
 
Ok. Here are the pics.
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You can see the bubbly watery eyes. Ive been giving her nutridrench and olive oil just in case its sour crop. I did smell around her beak and its did smell nasty but I didnt feel anything in her crop like I did yesterday. I moved her to a quaranteen pen and checked all the rest if the group and no one else appears to have anything similar or is acting off. I tried to find antibiotics to give her but cant find anything for upper respitory if that is what it is.
 
Rammy said:
Ok. Here are the pics.
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You can see the bubbly watery eyes. Ive been giving her nutridrench and olive oil just in case its sour crop. I did smell around her beak and its did smell nasty but I didnt feel anything in her crop like I did yesterday. I moved her to a quaranteen pen and checked all the rest if the group and no one else appears to have anything similar or is acting off. I tried to find antibiotics to give her but cant find anything for upper respitory if that is what it is.
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I have a hen that had that foaming in her eye. I don't know what caused it, but I rinsed it with saline periodically and it went away. That's not too say it isn't something else, but just that was my experience.
Also the med I just used for respiratory honking or congestion was Tylosin powder...1 tsp per gal water for 5 days. It didn't work, but I'm not sure exactly what I am treating. Tested with Valbazen today in case it is worms.
Hopefully someone with more experience can weigh in. Meanwhile. I will go find the link for where I bought the Tylosin...
 
jonalisa said:
I have a hen that had that foaming in her eye. I don't know what caused it, but I rinsed it with saline periodically and it went away. That's not too say it isn't something else, but just that was my experience.
Also the med I just used for respiratory honking or congestion was Tylosin powder...1 tsp per gal water for 5 days. It didn't work, but I'm not sure exactly what I am treating. Tested with Valbazen today in case it is worms.
Hopefully someone with more experience can weigh in. Meanwhile. I will go find the link for where I bought the Tylosin...
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That would be great. If I get off work tomorrow early enough I was goimg to take her to the vet. I gave her some fresh food and water tonight and some yogurt.
 
Here's what I found when researching the foamy eye:
Mycoplasma Gallisepticum is a type of bacteria which can cause respiratory disease in chickens and other poultry. It is often associated with swollen sinuses, sneezing and foamy watery eyes. ... IB is a coronavirus which causes sneezing, foamy eyes and swollen sinuses usually in young birds.
 

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