Cecal poop does tend to smell much worse than "regular" poop, so I see it as being a good sign.Oh, the poop smells bad, sorry. She does need a cleanup, though.
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Cecal poop does tend to smell much worse than "regular" poop, so I see it as being a good sign.Oh, the poop smells bad, sorry. She does need a cleanup, though.
Ahh, I'm so happy she's feeling better! I just saw a bigger glob of regular poop than she has been doing, too.She's eating regularly now as far as I can tell. I'm going to make her a scrambled egg still.Is she eating more?
Okay, that's great!She's eating regularly now as far as I can tell. I'm going to make her a scrambled egg still.
I had that idea, too. I REALLY don't want to take any risks, so that's what I what I was planning on doing. I just didn't know the doses. Thank you for all your help! Now I just need to worry about the rooster and get him to eat.Okay, that's great!
Now about the rest of her treatment. The FDA and the mfg both say to give Corid for five days, then reduce the dose to 2.5 ml per gallon for 7-14 days or 2.5 / 4 = 0.625 ml per quart. I strongly suggest that you do this.
Is he not eating now?I had that idea, too. I REALLY don't want to take any risks, so that's what I what I was planning on doing. I just didn't know the doses. Thank you for all your help! Now I just need to worry about the rooster and get him to eat.
You only have the 2 birds?He didn't eat or drink anything all day. I have him on Corid, too. I'm pretty sure he was just sad. Once I moved him inside where he could see her, he started to eat and drink.