I would hold off on the fruits; let her feed get nutrition in her, please. As for the yogurt, do you have any other probiotics?
I'll stress again: sometimes birds won't eat the things that are good for them. Or even eat. If they're anemic (she is) you have to find ways to get the food in them.
If you have acidophilis capsules or can get some from the grocer or druggist, you can mix one of its contents with just enough water to make it a paste and literally put that in the side of her mouth. It's a small amount of paste = she won't aspirate it. You could try that with even a half the capsule, and the other half (if she doesn't take the first half) mix with water til liquid and drop in her mouth like meds.
Otherwise, please give her mostly her feed - very little fruit which is nice for water, but I'm understanding that she's drinking, right? She needs richness of nutrition badly. That's why she's weak. She's anemic and needs very rich nutrition to build up her blood. No dilutions.
I'd also keep her up for quite a few days, at least two, until her nutrition catches up with her.
Killing the lice doesn't rebuild the blood unfortunately. She'll be weak for at least another day or two.
Good for treating all the premises! That's awesome. And yes - the ivermectin kills nearly every work except tapeworms. Generally, you shouldn't have to reapply the ivermectin for another half year since you've treated the premises. It's that strong. It doesn't reside in them that long, but for worming twice a year is pretty normal for ivermectin here.
You'll only need to if wild birds bring in fresh batches of lice/mites. So pick up your birds often and check carefully, very carefully, especially around their neck area and vents.
A number of other wormers require followup - like wazine. But this is quite different.
I'll stress again: sometimes birds won't eat the things that are good for them. Or even eat. If they're anemic (she is) you have to find ways to get the food in them.
If you have acidophilis capsules or can get some from the grocer or druggist, you can mix one of its contents with just enough water to make it a paste and literally put that in the side of her mouth. It's a small amount of paste = she won't aspirate it. You could try that with even a half the capsule, and the other half (if she doesn't take the first half) mix with water til liquid and drop in her mouth like meds.
Otherwise, please give her mostly her feed - very little fruit which is nice for water, but I'm understanding that she's drinking, right? She needs richness of nutrition badly. That's why she's weak. She's anemic and needs very rich nutrition to build up her blood. No dilutions.
I'd also keep her up for quite a few days, at least two, until her nutrition catches up with her.
Killing the lice doesn't rebuild the blood unfortunately. She'll be weak for at least another day or two.
Good for treating all the premises! That's awesome. And yes - the ivermectin kills nearly every work except tapeworms. Generally, you shouldn't have to reapply the ivermectin for another half year since you've treated the premises. It's that strong. It doesn't reside in them that long, but for worming twice a year is pretty normal for ivermectin here.
You'll only need to if wild birds bring in fresh batches of lice/mites. So pick up your birds often and check carefully, very carefully, especially around their neck area and vents.
A number of other wormers require followup - like wazine. But this is quite different.
