I sprayed all four of my bantams yesterday with Adams. I sprayed them well, and they were damp when I was done. This morning, the cochins are acting neurological IMO. Tripping over their dishes (although not excessively) and one ran into the side of the cage three times. The Sizzle might be *slightly* affected, but not sure, as it's very subtle. Serama, so far, shows no symptoms.
I have had a Silkie die of what we think was Marek's six months ago--never tested, and am terrified of that happening. All current chickens are one year of age or older now. Could this be toxicity from the Adam's? And if it is, is it reversible? I'm really terrified.
I have had a Silkie die of what we think was Marek's six months ago--never tested, and am terrified of that happening. All current chickens are one year of age or older now. Could this be toxicity from the Adam's? And if it is, is it reversible? I'm really terrified.
So it sounds like the Adam's spray has probably affected them, especially if they are tripping over stuff and you are noticing these different signs a day after. I do not know how to fix this, maybe wash them really well to prevent further problems. I can tell you that I no longer use this for dogs because I had a lab be paralyzed by it and she started showing symptoms a week before she lost complete function and then she later died from it. I have never used it on my chickens, but maybe next time use some essential oils or natural spray stuff for them 
I so wish I could help and I really hope you find someone that can do something about it. If you want to, maybe take one to the vet and see what they recommend with that one and then do the same for the rest. I do want to know was the one with Marek's ever around the ones that are showing signs of paralysis? Usually if exposed to a chicken with Marek's they all will have it but some may never show symptoms or will show symptoms later. I wish I could help you :/ Please keep us updated!
