Pheasant Chick has Bubbly Poop

[dc3085]

It gets easier. Enteritis is really common, it was bound to happen to you sometime. I'll take some pictures of my brooder when I have time and show you what I do to avoid having problems with it.

 

[toptom]

It gets easier. Enteritis is really common, it was bound to happen to you sometime. I'll take some pictures of my brooder when I have time and show you what I do to avoid having problems with it. 

okay! can you show me your aviary as well?

i notice that their faces are now swollen, Im a little bit frustrated, lol...

 

[dc3085]

Enteritis doesn't typically cause swelling, that usually MG or Coryza. Do you notice a foul smell around their nostrils?

 

[toptom]

Haven't smelled their nostrils yet but they do smell foul which I thought is just their body odor since I only smell them at 3 ft longest distance. I suspected even before that it could be MG. How long should MG and Coryza typically last? I thought 10 days but it's past 10 days (16 days to be precise) already so I thought of wet pox which has been an issue to my chickens 3 months ago. Eyes are not really shut but a lot of times they close. Sclera of the eyes are reddish.

I've seen improvements already today as swelling tends to pass.

 

[dc3085]

If their nostrils smell it's coryza. Otherwise probably MG. Both diseases will be carried by the bird for the rest of it's life regardless of how you treat them. Treatment will allow the birds to live normally but they can still pass the disease off to other birds.

Here is Coryza info including treatment.

Here is MG.

Here is aspergillosis which it could also be.

 

[toptom]

Thanks!
They seem to get well now. I'm still not sure what it could be. Swelling lessens but I stopped the antibiotic because the direction says up to 7 days only. Hope it will go well soon. It's the 16th day today.