Jcatblum...Christina.. Is having surgery today...praying for her, her family and her doctors and caregivers....and for a speedy and uneventful recovery.
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X2Jcatblum...Christina.. Is having surgery today...praying for her, her family and her doctors and caregivers....and for a speedy and uneventful recovery.
Quote: can you get some baytril? they use it in austrailia for cocci, and it actually cures rather than suppress the cocci
Not sure, But I will most DEF let you all know if it does or not. If it is, It will be my first double yolker. And prayers from my family to Christina's family.Impressive. Does it have 2 yolks? I'd take a week off if I was her.
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I lost 4 young birds today and another is sick! I cleaned pens yesterday and they all were fine. They have never been on the ground, never outside at all. The dead one had very bloody stools. I put Selmet in their water. I don't know if it is Cocid or even if they are too young for the Selmet.
We have 3 more sick birds today & lost one (it was a roo that harassed ladies all day). Fat Louie is one of the new sick birds. If anything happens to fat Louie while I am at the hospital Taron will be a wreck.
Mine surely isn’t a Polish hen. Not near enough of a hat. I know that wasn't a very good picture of my hen, but other than the extra facial feathers, she looks a lot like yours in person. Thanks for the pictures. Same body style and leg color. Could she be a bearded Spitz?
So sorry about your young roo. I hope your older one is ok. BTW, That is a beautiful Canary.
I'm confused as to why they'd use Baytril for coccidia. It's an awesome antibiotic for infections and respiratory stuff, but coccidia is a protozoa parasite. I don't think Baytril would touch that.
Edit: I'm reading right now about them using Baytril for it. Interesting and definitely worth looking into. Baytril is hard to find online but I do know Pigeon websites commonly carry it for sale.
Maybe cleaning the brooders with the garage door open on a cold day and moving them to new brooders was enough to stress them? I only have two left and they don't look so good.I'm confused as to why they'd use Baytril for coccidia. It's an awesome antibiotic for infections and respiratory stuff, but coccidia is a protozoa parasite. I don't think Baytril would touch that.
Edit: I'm reading right now about them using Baytril for it. Interesting and definitely worth looking into. Baytril is hard to find online but I do know Pigeon websites commonly carry it for sale.