egg withdrawal with Tylan soluble

[Johnn]

I actually have NOT thrown any eggs away

I just started the Tylan today! yay! another question. I have another girl who has been squeaking and wheezing and the vet said to give her Tribrissin. I think I'm pretty good at shoving a syringe down a chickens throat but I was in a hurry and I thought I got it down the right way but she started choking a gurgling so I thought I aspirated her

but that was a half hour ago and she's still alive. If I did it wrong would she be dead by now? Not gurgling anymore. I did hold her upside down and some of the meds trickled out but just a little. do you think she'll be all right? thanks in advance for your help!

If she is gurgling, she could have Gape worm...

 

[dawg53]

Quote: Johnn, why dont YOU tell us when the OP's eggs were layed???

 

[Johnn]

Johnn, why dont YOU tell us when the OP's eggs were layed???

I don't know them so how would I know :/

 

[casportpony]

If she is gurgling, she could have Gape worm...

Not likely.

 

[Johnn]

Not likely.

Well that's why I said "if", because I am not sure.

 

[casportpony]

I actually have NOT thrown any eggs away e  I just started the Tylan today! yay! another question. I have another girl who has been squeaking and wheezing and the vet said to give her Tribrissin. I think I'm pretty good at shoving a syringe down a chickens throat but I was in a hurry and I thought I got it down the right way but she started choking a gurgling so I thought I aspirated her   but that was a half hour ago and she's still alive. If I did it wrong would she be dead by now? Not gurgling anymore. I did hold her upside down and some of the meds trickled out but just a little. do you think she'll be all right? thanks in advance for your help!

If you are using anything other than a 1ml syringe, there is a very good chance that you bird will aspirate. Here is a thread that I started, it shows some pictures of syringe placement.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/745210/how-to-safely-worm-your-peafowl-orally

How much liquid are tou trying to give her?

 

[casportpony]

Forgot to say that while it is possible to kill your bird giving fluids orally, they are more likely to get aspiration pneumonia.