I saw all the dosages for Corid for mixing with water, what about a direct oral dosage?

[casportpony]

I haven’t noticed any pus coming from it, but I haven’t pushed on it at all. I could put a warm compress on it and see .

Can you pick the scab off and see what's under it? Chicken pus is not like mammal pus, it's hard. Let me see if I can find a picture.

 

[casportpony]

Some pictures here:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/sinus-infections.1074036/

 

[lilmillefleur]

Her stance looked like she was egg-bound,,,

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Good idea Kathy! I was going to ask for more photos of the comb, but I too would pick off the scab and see if anything would squeeze out.

@mrhoodie if you have photos of the scab and comb (close ups)

 

[mrhoodie]

Is there pus in it?

So I looked at her head again carefully tonight, no pus. There is just this dark spot, not sure what it is. I included a few more pics. I did start her on the Corid today. I also bought some amoxicillin for Plan B, but I know those two cannot be given together.

 

[mrhoodie]

Her stance looked like she was egg-bound,,,

Oh no, really?

 

[mrhoodie]

Good idea Kathy! I was going to ask for more photos of the comb, but I too would pick off the scab and see if anything would squeeze out.

@mrhoodie if you have photos of the scab and comb (close ups)

I did squeeze it, nothing was extracted from it.

 

[mrhoodie]

Some pictures here:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/sinus-infections.1074036/

Thanks, she has no nasal drainage or any sign of a respiratory condition. But this is give info to have on hand.

 

[casportpony]

I also bought some amoxicillin for Plan B, but I know those two cannot be given together.

They can be given together. The chicken dose is ~57 mg per pound twice a day.

 

[mrhoodie]

They can be given together. The chicken dose is ~57 mg per pound twice a day.

Yes, but it dilutes the power of Amoxicillin. See link:

http://www.scopemed.org/?mno=173248