I don’t even know anymore

[BDutch]

If you like to give pain medication:

Aspirin is absolutely fine for chickens, I have used it on the advice of my avian vet as well.

You want to treat at a rate of 25 mg. per lb of body weight. Or approx. 1 baby aspirin per 3 lb's. I crush them between two spoons, add a couple cc's of buttermilk and suck it all up into a needless syringe and dose the bird that way. The buttermilk also helps buffer the aspirin. We were doing that dose on a four pound hen twice a day.

Can’t help you with a diagnose. Hope she gets better.

 

[The Chickens' Maid]

Ugh it won’t let me upload a video, I can send one directly if you have an email

I made a throwaway, I'll try to upload it for you [email protected]

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Upload your video to YouTube or Vimeo or the like and post the link here.

 

[The Chickens' Maid]

Upload your video to YouTube or Vimeo or the like and post the link here.

yes! way better option

 

[aldanfac]

yes! way better option

I am uploading it now I’ll send the link in just a second, I couldn’t record her scream in this it seems she’s calming down a bit but the sounds are still there and you’ll see her open her mouth wide like she’s about to scream again but doesn’t

 

[aldanfac]

If you like to give pain medication:

Can’t help you with a diagnose. Hope she gets better.

Thank you I am giving her some I’m thinking of giving doxycycline as well but wanna confirm an infection

 

[aldanfac]

yes! way better option

 

[aldanfac]

yes! way better option

Let me know if you can sss it I’ll try to get another video soon but I am letting her relax

 

[The Chickens' Maid]

Oh I'm so sorry she sounds very bad. I had a couple of chickens with respiratory problems over the years, and it never ended well. She has a lot of liquid/mucus in there. There might be ways to treat her that I'm not aware of, but if it were me in this situation, I would take her to a vet and probably have them put her down.