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Update 4:
We went to the vet and $260 later it was confirmed that it’s likely coccidiosis and other internal parasites that are causing this - in the fecal exam he found a couple nematode eggs. The vet gave her a dingle dose dewormer on site as well as 3 syringes with 0.4ml Baycox coccidiocide to give one a day for 3 days as well as continuing giving her glucose, iron (in the form of molasses and electrolytes) and protein (in thenform of eggs/feed) and vitamins which is basically what we’ve been doing already. He said that her intestines are ruined and we need to treat the issue then offer supportive care.
What shocked us is when he said that BB weighs the same amount as her 6 week old chick (525g) , she’s malnourished. I’m relieved to know that she isn’t going to drop dead during the night but that doesn’t mean she’s not severely sick. I’m praying for a speedy and healthy recovery and I’m doing everything within my power to do so!
We went to the vet and $260 later it was confirmed that it’s likely coccidiosis and other internal parasites that are causing this - in the fecal exam he found a couple nematode eggs. The vet gave her a dingle dose dewormer on site as well as 3 syringes with 0.4ml Baycox coccidiocide to give one a day for 3 days as well as continuing giving her glucose, iron (in the form of molasses and electrolytes) and protein (in thenform of eggs/feed) and vitamins which is basically what we’ve been doing already. He said that her intestines are ruined and we need to treat the issue then offer supportive care.
What shocked us is when he said that BB weighs the same amount as her 6 week old chick (525g) , she’s malnourished. I’m relieved to know that she isn’t going to drop dead during the night but that doesn’t mean she’s not severely sick. I’m praying for a speedy and healthy recovery and I’m doing everything within my power to do so!
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