Emergency please help

[FlyingNunFarm]

Not quite so if she is a pound should i inject her with 0.2 cc to tje breast and by the way how many times is it once daily or once every 3 days ?

I read the post you linked and came to the conclusion of .2cc once. Then .2cc again in 3 days.

 

[Chickelodeon]

Option A is .1cc
Option B is .45cc
For a one pound bird.

Thank u ur the best

 

[Chickelodeon]

I read the post you linked and came to the conclusion of .2cc once. Then .2cc again in 3 days.

Thank u mate I appreciate it

 

[FlyingNunFarm]

Thank u mate I appreciate it

Because they are little I'd err on the side of caution. Go slow with the injection and see how they react. Wait the full 3 days and let their little bodies absorb as much as possible before dosing them again.

 

[Chickelodeon]

Ive noticed their losibg their feathers also

 

[Birdsong 82]

I did use LA 200 for an antibiotic When trying to figure out dosage since there’s no dosage for chickens on there I read so many different things. I read about every day then reading stuff that every day will kill them and I couldn’t get anything solid. No vets in my area to ask luckily my mother’s friend daughter is a vet assistant and she wrote down the dosage. I remember it being every day even though I was kind of skeptical because of what I read but I was desperate because she was getting bad and fast. I’m sure it’s different for every chicken but I am on my way home from work and I can see if I can find the paper with the dosage directions that she gave me. But if she’s not fading fast then I could understand waiting three days to does. The others posting on this site definitely know chickens I recognize a couple names because they were there for me when mine was sick

 

[Kiki]

I don't think you all are understanding that the pictures I posted of the dosing amounts are from a veterinarian medical book.

I'm not making them up.

The link to the exact book is back in post 19.

 

[FlyingNunFarm]

The vet books states that you can give 50 mg/kg or 200 mg/kg.
It's your choice which dose you use but you still need a weight on the birds.

1 ml/cc is the 200 mg/kg dose for the bottle you have.

50 mg per 1 kg of weight. A 200 mg dose would be divided by 4 to make 50 mg. 1 cc of 200 mg strength divided by 4 would be .25 of a cc.

That's how I came up with .2cc.

 

[Kiki]

I kg and 1 pound are not the same thing though.

I showed the math above.

 

[Kiki]

I'm sorry. I'm mobile right now and can't elaborate.