I'm gassing the flock this morning...
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Very curious--what is ratio of oxine to water?? Do u do this daily--or just long enough for their symptoms to go away? Do u treat their drinking water?
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I had difficulty finding a standard dosage for the UH water. So I decided on a happy medium and did two ounces per gallon, so in my UH I have four ounces total. I just got this stuff so I am going to use it twice a day every day, while the chickens are in the coop and a captive audience, and do it until they look and sound better. I will then likely spray down the coop once a week for a while and then do it whenever I clean it out. I just need to get things under control and then use it to prevent any future issues.
I do use it in the drinking water. I have a two gallon bucket that is white and gets hit by the sun. A splash of it will do the trick. My guess is about a quarter tablespoon is as much that goes in. I can't be bothered to measure it out!
I had difficulty finding a standard dosage for the UH water. So I decided on a happy medium and did two ounces per gallon, so in my UH I have four ounces total. I just got this stuff so I am going to use it twice a day every day, while the chickens are in the coop and a captive audience, and do it until they look and sound better. I will then likely spray down the coop once a week for a while and then do it whenever I clean it out. I just need to get things under control and then use it to prevent any future issues.
I do use it in the drinking water. I have a two gallon bucket that is white and gets hit by the sun. A splash of it will do the trick. My guess is about a quarter tablespoon is as much that goes in. I can't be bothered to measure it out!
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I use vicks vapor rub on mine once. It worked very well!
I posted a three about oxine a few weeks ago, I wanted to know if it was the godsend everyone said it was. Everyone convinced me it was so I got some. You cannot get it local, the cheapest place is revival animal health, and expect to pay $31.98 including shipping.
A few articles in the subject:
http://chickencoop.maxupdates.tv/how-to-treat-upper-respiratory-fungal-infections/
http://www.shagbarkbantams.com/page11.htm
The standard mixture is 6.5 oz of oxine to 1 gal water. I mix it in a handheld pressurized sprayer with the nozle on fines mist setting and mist down everyone and everything after they have gone to roost in the evening. I have noticed an improvement in that annoying little sneeze. In fact it is gone.
Here is the link to the thread about it.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=560758
A few articles in the subject:
http://chickencoop.maxupdates.tv/how-to-treat-upper-respiratory-fungal-infections/
http://www.shagbarkbantams.com/page11.htm
The standard mixture is 6.5 oz of oxine to 1 gal water. I mix it in a handheld pressurized sprayer with the nozle on fines mist setting and mist down everyone and everything after they have gone to roost in the evening. I have noticed an improvement in that annoying little sneeze. In fact it is gone.
Here is the link to the thread about it.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=560758
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