Meds On Hand?

[Three Stents]

I see a lot of posts about chickens with health issues and recommendations on how to treat. But if one of my chickens needs a certain med, I just can't go on Amazon and order it. What are the top meds to have on hand, if/when I need it. Tiagard looks like one, others? I'm being proactive instead of reactive......

 

[Debbie292d]

Most everything has expiration dates on it. Sure, a month or two over probably doesn't matter, but these things are expensive.

We've currently got Corid (2nd bottle) and Amoxycillin (2nd time) here.

Corid, we pick up when we need at TSC. The Amoxy, I ordered online and it took a couple of days.

 

[Debbie292d]

Here are some online sites for prescription medications you can get without a prescription:

Jedds https://jedds.com/collections/poultry

Twin City Poultry https://www.twincitypoultrysupplies.com/

https://thecanaryfinchstore.com

Fish Mox: https://hardypaw.com/products/fix-mox-amoxicillin-capsules-fish-antibiotics?variant=44787640008865

 

[JoD2Tall]

Here are some online sites for prescription medications you can get without a prescription:

Jedds https://jedds.com/collections/poultry

Twin City Poultry https://www.twincitypoultrysupplies.com/

https://thecanaryfinchstore.com

Fish Mox: https://hardypaw.com/products/fix-mox-amoxicillin-capsules-fish-antibiotics?variant=44787640008865

Same question as the OP. Which meds are needed the most often? I live very remote, and in a common emergency, as a newbie mama of hens, I like to have immediate go-to's on hand.
I strongly prefer more natural remedies, any good, more specific advice would be greatly appreciated. Even if it's not natural.