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Thank you so much! Do you have a suggestion as far as which of those antibiotics I should start? Also how much? I’m going to send a pic of her poo as well... what do you think? Another calcium tab correct?Glad she's hanging in there. It's good to have her inside. She's sick and sick chickens needs to be kept warmer than well chickens. Also, you will need to be keeping an eye on her poop and monitoring it for any sign of that possible stuck egg or remains.
She needs plenty of fluids, so keep pushing the electrolytes. If you have Poultry Nutri-drench, give her a dose.
You also want to keep an eye on her vent and if it looks like it's protruding and starting to prolapse, it will require treatment, as well. That's another good reason to have her inside. A prolapse is fair game for the other chickens. You dont need to be dealing with an injured vent.
Start her on the respiratory antibiotic. If she has an infection going, it needs to be tackled right away. When the amoxi comes, you can switch her over. My post office, by the way, is way behind on deliveries, probably the sabotage preceding the election and holiday mail. All the more reason to use the antibiotic you have. If your PO is affected, it could take a bit longer to get the amoxi.