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Ok I called a buddy at Fort Campbell who works as a volunteer vet. He referred me to a wildlife guy in your area who referred me to an animal clinic. I spoke with them and they gave me this number 606-669-3066. This is an agricultural vet who will come to your home and treat your chicken. Let me know if this is good. If not I will keep trying.
 
Good researching :ya Emily will be feeling better soon!
Ok I called a buddy at Fort Campbell who works as a volunteer vet. He referred me to a wildlife guy in your area who referred me to an animal clinic. I spoke with them and they gave me this number 606-669-3066. This is an agricultural vet who will come to your home and treat your chicken. Let me know if this is good. If not I will keep trying.
 
I called them but thier
Ok I called a buddy at Fort Campbell who works as a volunteer vet. He referred me to a wildlife guy in your area who referred me to an animal clinic. I spoke with them and they gave me this number 606-669-3066. This is an agricultural vet who will come to your home and treat your chicken. Let me know if this is good. If not I will keep trying.
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Ok I called a buddy at Fort Campbell who works as a volunteer vet. He referred me to a wildlife guy in your area who referred me to an animal clinic. I spoke with them and they gave me this number 606-669-3066. This is an agricultural vet who will come to your home and treat your chicken. Let me know if this is good. If not I will keep trying.
Thank you so much. I will try them
 
Friends! Possibly some good news. Came down and let her out of confinement so she could forage for awhile if she would. Place is still on her back and she is going slow BUT NO MORE LIMPING! !!!! YES I HOPE THIS IS A SIGN OF GOOD THINGS TO COME! TYLAN MAY BE WORKING AND MAY START DOING EVEN BETTER NOW THAT IM GIVING TWICE DAILY
 
What you need to be aware of with abscesses in chickens is that the puss goes hard like cheese, so you will not normally be able to draw it out with a needle or burst it like a normal spot or abscess. If that is an abscess, I would clip away the surrounding feathers and hot compress it with Epsom salts poultices and get it as cleaned up as you can. Unfortunately surgical removal may be the only option, but if a vet cannot tell if it is an abscess or tumour, I can understand your reticence to cut into it. In that location, it could be an old injury from a cockerel that has got infected, but the lameness is worrying as regards Marek's especially with the previous bird's problems. How old was the hen that died? I've had a bird with Marek's that had a subcutaneous tumour and it was just one large one on the leg, so it can happen.

I agree that the vet you saw does not understand the new legislation. The only way you are supposed to access antibiotics for chickens is via a script from the vet.
 
Friends! Possibly some good news. Came down and let her out of confinement so she could forage for awhile if she would. Place is still on her back and she is going slow BUT NO MORE LIMPING! !!!! YES I HOPE THIS IS A SIGN OF GOOD THINGS TO COME! TYLAN MAY BE WORKING AND MAY START DOING EVEN BETTER NOW THAT IM GIVING TWICE DAILY
Oh I'm so happy, I hope she keeps fighting. That is one very loved chicken.
 
Friends! Possibly some good news. Came down and let her out of confinement so she could forage for awhile if she would. Place is still on her back and she is going slow BUT NO MORE LIMPING! !!!! YES I HOPE THIS IS A SIGN OF GOOD THINGS TO COME! TYLAN MAY BE WORKING AND MAY START DOING EVEN BETTER NOW THAT IM GIVING TWICE DAILY
Oh I'm so happy, I hope she keeps fighting. That is one very loved chicken.
 
Friends! Possibly some good news. Came down and let her out of confinement so she could forage for awhile if she would. Place is still on her back and she is going slow BUT NO MORE LIMPING! !!!! YES I HOPE THIS IS A SIGN OF GOOD THINGS TO COME! TYLAN MAY BE WORKING AND MAY START DOING EVEN BETTER NOW THAT IM GIVING TWICE DAILY
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