Please help

[nuthatched]

Vett recommended me 100 mg doxycycline hyclate 200mg preparation.Thats only antibiotic that he have.

You're not necessarily needing an antibiotic, if it's coccidiosis.
Though I'm wondering if it isn't with that amount of blood.
No, cheese didn't do that.

 

[Hasan995]

I told the vet that I had two previous bloodless deaths at farm.I will not hate to go again and say that the problem is with that disease. mostly deaths happen suddenly. what active substance do you suggest then?

 

[Hasan995]

Corid = coccidiostat.

https://the-chicken-chick.com/coccidiosis-what-backyard-chicken/

Vett said coccidiostatic should not be given to hens who lays egges .this hen is not laying egf bur soon will,and he said antibiotic will be good

 

[DobieLover]

Vett said coccidiostatic should not be given to hens who lays egges

You have a vet that knows little to nothing about chickens then.
Has this pullet gotten any better?
Can you post a picture of her standing naturally?
Have any more symptoms appeared?

 

[Hasan995]

You have a vet that knows little to nothing about chickens then.
Has this pullet gotten any better?
Can you post a picture of her standing naturally?
Have any more symptoms appeared?

Thats true.They know only how to put sperm to cows and thats limit of knowegle.
Shes ok now and after 24 hoirs she was ok.She got apetite and eat fine.
Only what i gave her is tylosin but i am not sure that tylosine helped her.

 

[DobieLover]

i gave her is tylosin

That is typically used to treat respiratory illness.
I'm glad to read she is eating. Is her body posture normal now? Is she actively preening, dust bathing, etc?

 

[Hasan995]

That is typically used to treat respiratory illness.
I'm glad to read she is eating. Is her body posture normal now? Is she actively preening, dust bathing, etc?

Yeah,shes bathing in the ash,running arround etc.
Idk did tylosin helped her ,i force hear to drink it 3 times in 24 hours.And she regenerated health in 24h after i saw shes already dead and blood were arround her.

 

[Eggcessive]

Are you in the US? Most state vets can do a necropsy to find a cause of death. Any vet could run a fecal float on some fresh droppings to diagnose coccidiosis or other parasite. Corid or amprollium is available without prescription for coccidiosis, and has no egg withdrawal. Could the blood have been the result of a blood feather or a comb or wattles wound? Many times I have seen a small puddle of blood on the roost or floor from a pecking, and could never find the source. How are your chickens looking now? Are they eating, drinking, and active?

 

[Hasan995]

Are you in the US? Most state vets can do a necropsy to find a cause of death. Any vet could run a fecal float on some fresh droppings to diagnose coccidiosis or other parasite. Corid or amprollium is available without prescription for coccidiosis, and has no egg withdrawal. Could the blood have been the result of a blood feather or a comb or wattles wound? Many times I have seen a small puddle of blood on the roost or floor from a pecking, and could never find the source. How are your chickens looking now? Are they eating, drinking, and active?

Nah i am in europe,Bosnia.Most of vetts checking google or lie something just to not showinf themsečves stupid to animal owners.
Chickens are good now ,no problems.I am doing cleaning every day and practicw higyene of their dishes.

 

[Hasan995]

Nobody died btw but this one chick seems that will die that morning when i saw problem.