madsena
Hatching
- Feb 20, 2015
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Long story short I found a pullet silkie with bubbly eyes I posted on another group and some thought is could be respiratory and some thought fowl pox. She got progressively worse even after I gave Tylan 50 .5 cc for 4 days I should have done one more I guess. This is my first bought of illness. The other day I went our and found another Hen with pox. Then I did a thorough
sweep and most of my flock has pox... how did this happen!!! We love our chickens and take great care and pride in them. So now I can't really quarantine since the majority of my flock has it.Then today I went out to check again and make sure they are doing okay and give them treats and found two hens with bubbly eyes I immediately grabbed them and put them together in a cage and started Tylans.
Should I treat the whole frock with Tylans or something else? its bubbly eyes and raspy breathing. We have about 30 chickens. Also is there a difference in treatment of dry and wet pox? from what I read keep them hydrated and nourished clean wounds with idodine if needed and let it takes it course? Is this true?
sweep and most of my flock has pox... how did this happen!!! We love our chickens and take great care and pride in them. So now I can't really quarantine since the majority of my flock has it.Then today I went out to check again and make sure they are doing okay and give them treats and found two hens with bubbly eyes I immediately grabbed them and put them together in a cage and started Tylans.
Should I treat the whole frock with Tylans or something else? its bubbly eyes and raspy breathing. We have about 30 chickens. Also is there a difference in treatment of dry and wet pox? from what I read keep them hydrated and nourished clean wounds with idodine if needed and let it takes it course? Is this true?