I need help.

[itzazoo]

I am trying my very best. I had no idea how much I love my chickens.

Thank you to each one of you.

 

[Eggcessive]

I wouldn't think she has both cocci and a broken egg. It should be easy enough to tell the difference, but her symptoms sound like cocci. You should check her for signs of lice and mites, and possibly treat for worms with SafeGuard liquid or paste after Corid. She really needs to drink the Corid, or be syringe-fed carefully so she doesn't choke.

 

[itzazoo]

Would you treat the rest of the flock?

 

[lovetopaint]

Corrid yeah do that stuff.

 

[itzazoo]

Small update!!!! A friend of mine from South Africa have me some advice so take from it what you want:

Buttermilk
Bread dipped in it
Wet the chicken feed with the probiotic water

So I did and Y'all this chicken is drinking like no tomorrow and eating her feed like crazy
The bread she is also pecking at.

 

[Eggcessive]

Buttermilk itself is full of probiotics. If she still is acting hunched and inactive later, I would still treat her with Corid and worm her. I'm glad she is eating. Don't feed too much bread, and take it easy with buttermilk. The buttermilk will coat and soothe the GI tract giving her a little more time for you to get meds if she has cocci. Did you figure out whether the yellow slime was poo or egg material?

 

[itzazoo]

So last night she is still away from the flock but this morning she has regular poop!! Acting as she is just fine. Strange, I tell ya!!!

 

[Eggcessive]

I bet you are glad she jumped out of that hole your son dug, LOL. I'm glad she seems to be doing better.

 

[itzazoo]

Thank you all!!! I did buy corid I don't ever want to be in the spot ever again!! Although my husband grew up on a farm I did NOT so this is hard for me.

 

[itzazoo]

I had another chicken die but not Zombie chicken she still lives on. BUT she is not much better she isn't humped over but she still walks slowly her poi is the same. Iam still treating all of them with Corid for all my lovely ladies. Oh, I have her away from the flock STILL. What else can I do?