Ear infection?

[DwayneNLiz]

cheesy stuff is infection, it probably would have burst eventually or just kept growing better to catch it, is she on antibiotics now? I can't remember

 

[Wyorp Rock]

cheesy stuff is infection, it probably would have burst eventually or just kept growing better to catch it, is she on antibiotics now? I can't remember

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Sounds like infection.

 

[DragonClaw01]

I am unsure what to give her. I have some yellow stuff in a green bag, I forget the name (not electrolytes), tylan 200 and penicillin.

Should I pick something else up?

I had a little trouble with blood as I mentioned before, but she isn't pale in the comb, is active and alert and I put a tight bandage and heaps of styptic and it looks all scabbed over (from what I can see, I'm going to wait a bit to remove the bandage).

I'll put some neosporin on when the bandage comes off.

She is eating and drinking (and making a mess of the bathroom, but she isn't as messy as the turkey was).

 

[DwayneNLiz]

tylan is for respiratory stuff but may work, is it the soluble or the injectable?

 

[DwayneNLiz]

i would also soak cotton balls in epsom salt water (warm/hot) to draw out the infection, work wonders

 

[DragonClaw01]

Injectible. And I have plenty of salt now.

 

[DwayneNLiz]

Injectible. And I have plenty of salt now.

this is from another thread

Quote: if giving orally make sure not to aspirate
heres a pic of where it goes

next to the hole in the middle

 

[DragonClaw01]

I will start her on that. Brb.

 

[DragonClaw01]

Gave her that, and while she was very vigorously resisting me (the second I got a tiny space of her beak open, she shakes and wiggles out and away), took me a little bit to wrangle her, but she broke open a small scab and bled a little, it clotted and scabbed over.

 

[DwayneNLiz]

I think keeping it clean will prove most beneficial, keep soaking in the Epsom salts and applying neosporin or whatever