PLEASE help...Whole flock-Extreme Respiratory

[KClivlaughlove]

I have never put it in antibiotic water. I'd prefer to mix some with eggs just in case. a few drops of honey is plenty for 1 chicken.

Yeah, he responded we are out of eggs so that's what he did was give her a bit on the inside edge of her beak.
Thank you again for your help, I do so much appreciate it. All these years and zero problems, then boom!

 

[KClivlaughlove]

check dosage. dosage for oxytetracycline that we have here is 1 teaspoon/1 liter. yours might be different.

Here is the one we have.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I have tried and tried to post the videos showing her breathing but they will not upload onto here, I can't find out why!

Upload to YouTube, & link it back here?

 

[chickengr]

Here is the one we have.

I don't see it well but you can read what it says. treat as for CRD.

 

[KClivlaughlove]

Upload to YouTube, & link it back here?

I'm not tech savvy and don't know how to do that.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I'm not tech savvy and don't know how to do that.

You first gotta make an account on YouTube, then hit the plus Icon, then it'll give you the option to upload a video.

 

[Climbingalbatross]

I prefer using syringes over waterers when chickens are that sick. 1 cc of Denaguard every 12 hours clears up most respiratory issues. Some diluted liquid St Johns Wort will build the immune system.

 

[KClivlaughlove]

I prefer using syringes over waterers when chickens are that sick. 1 cc of Denaguard every 12 hours clears up most respiratory issues. Some diluted liquid St Johns Wort will build the immune system.

1 cc orally full strength of the Deneguard every 12 hours? For how long? Same dosage for each individual bird in the flock regardless of their weight?

 

[Climbingalbatross]

1 cc orally full strength of the Deneguard every 12 hours? For how long? Same dosage for each individual bird in the flock regardless of their weight?

I have bantams that weigh 1.5-3.5 lbs. All sick hens received the same dosage every 12 hours until they ceased to show symptoms. I used the syringes (1cc=1ml) I received from my avian vet. The vet assistant told me to use 1 cc or 2 cc if mixed 50/50 with syrup. I found that 1 cc cleared their symptoms quicker. Chickens really hate the taste, but not much of choice if you’re using a syringe. They will avoid water with denagard that doesn’t include large amounts of sugar.

 

[KClivlaughlove]

I have bantams that weigh 1.5-3.5 lbs. All sick hens received the same dosage every 12 hours until they ceased to show symptoms. I used the syringes (1cc=1ml) I received from my avian vet. The vet assistant told me to use 1 cc or 2 cc if mixed 50/50 with syrup. I found that 1 cc cleared their symptoms quicker. Chickens really hate the taste, but not much of choice if you’re using a syringe. They will avoid water with denagard that doesn’t include large amounts of sugar.

Thank you so very much for the advice!