Well I made it to Atwoods, got the meds, came home, doctored everyone. Boy was that fun! My local Atwwods only had the Terramycin eye ointment and scouring tablets for calves. I decided to go with the eye ointment, of course.
The only ones that showed any signs of illness were the obvious pullet and the Americauna that Jordan got at POOPS. His bird just had a runny nose. I decided to go ahead and doctor all of them. The sick girl, got Terramycin eye ointment in her affected eye and VetRX on her beak, around her eye, and under her wings. All other adult birds got VetRX on beak and under wings. The quail, chicks, keets, and ducklings got VetRX in their water. I figured it would be easier to do it in water than to try and get all 100 little ones individually. Hopefully everyone will be alright after this. If anyone hasn't tried to use VetRX on adult guineas, I have to warn you, it is fun! My husband held all the birds and I doctored. We were able to round all the birds into the coop. We doctored and released one at a time. All my adult birds are generally free rangers, so it is difficult to get them all rounded up at the same time. I didn't want to wait until bed time because of the cold weather. I still have the sick bird in the pet carrier sitting on my kitchen counter. She is not happy about being locked up.
I want to thank everyone for the advice. I don't know what I'd do without all of you.
The only ones that showed any signs of illness were the obvious pullet and the Americauna that Jordan got at POOPS. His bird just had a runny nose. I decided to go ahead and doctor all of them. The sick girl, got Terramycin eye ointment in her affected eye and VetRX on her beak, around her eye, and under her wings. All other adult birds got VetRX on beak and under wings. The quail, chicks, keets, and ducklings got VetRX in their water. I figured it would be easier to do it in water than to try and get all 100 little ones individually. Hopefully everyone will be alright after this. If anyone hasn't tried to use VetRX on adult guineas, I have to warn you, it is fun! My husband held all the birds and I doctored. We were able to round all the birds into the coop. We doctored and released one at a time. All my adult birds are generally free rangers, so it is difficult to get them all rounded up at the same time. I didn't want to wait until bed time because of the cold weather. I still have the sick bird in the pet carrier sitting on my kitchen counter. She is not happy about being locked up.
I want to thank everyone for the advice. I don't know what I'd do without all of you.