My frozen chicken help..

[FernbergFarms]

So I tried cleaning her eye I just put some saline solution On a tissue and then put triple anti bacteria ointment on it. Did that chicken even have an eye in the video? Where would I squeeze out?

 

[Eggcessive]

Did you get much gunk out of the eye? It may be early and there isn’t much yet. That would be good to catch it early and treat before getting bad. The one in the video had swollen tissue, but the eye was still in there.

 

[FernbergFarms]

All the gunk that came out was just liquid puss not like the puss in the video. How can I prevent her eye to get sunken in? If nothing really comes out except liquid what do I or where do I get out? There was a little pocket underneath her eye that kinda looked like a zit but if push it I would need to like poke it with a needle to open it but I feel like that would be risky and she wouldn’t let me do that...?

 

[FernbergFarms]

And she smells aweful

 

[FernbergFarms]

Wait. Is this contagious?! Because I have all my chickens together in their coop which they like to huddle

 

[Eggcessive]

If she smells bad around her face, that may be coryza. Hard to know without testing or a necropsy if she dies or you put her down. MG, coryza, and most respiratory diseases are contagious. Have you added any new birds to your flock in recent months? They usually get these diseases from a carrier, even wild birds. She may have had this in her system for awhile, and the freezing temperatures stressed her, causing the symptoms. The others may have been exposed when she was, and may just not be showing symptoms. Did you read the articles about MG? Here is another about coryza:
https://thepoultrysite.com/disease-guide/infectious-coryza

 

[FernbergFarms]

Can I treat her for Coryza? Will that do anything if she doesn’t have it? Could she loose her eye over this? No she hasn’t came in contact with any birds outside the flock unless a wild bird came around. Should I separate her? How should I treat her I don’t want it to get worst!! I haven’t read it yet but I am rn!

 

[Eggcessive]

Coryza is a bit more serious than MG. Coryza is treated with sulfa antibiotics such as bactrim or sulfadimethoxine, which you may be able to find online for pigeons. If you should lose her, I would try to get a necropsy by your state vet. In that case, the body should be kept cold, but not frozen, in a plastic bag. Here is a list of state vets:
https://www.metzerfarms.com/PoultryLabs.cfm

 

[Kiki]

You are most likely dealing with something that you will need antibiotics from a vet to help save her life.
It is HIGHLY likely that what she has is highly contagious.

Have you brought any new to you birds home in the last few months?

 

[FernbergFarms]

You think I’ll lose her? Will the Tylonsin help her? No new bird have been brought into the flock ever. So I shouldn’t keep them together with her in a small coop..? You said the chances she’d live are good without treatment...?