Red underbelly with lack of movement, should I be concerned??

[Forestine]

Good. You have Tractor Supply near by? Call and ask if they have antibiotics and what kind.

What should I ask for or be looking for?

 

[Eggcessive]

You can get amoxicillin but it is found online, called Aqua Mox, formerly Fish Mox. Dosage is 250 mg twice a day given orally for a 5-6 pound hen. Here is one place that sells it:
https://www.allivet.com/p-11632-aqu...MI6Kqq-8a89gIVTeDICh3zMw7XEAQYAiABEgIBzPD_BwE

 

[azygous]

There are no antibiotics for chickens, just ignorant feed store employees. Most antibiotics are marketed for humans, cows, fish and horses. Marketing has nothing to do with practicality. Marketing is bulls**t, literally.

Ask for amoxicillin as @Eggcessive suggested. TSC may have LA 200 as well. Whatever antibiotic they carry will work, and it's guaranteed it won't be for chickens, but all antibiotics work on any thing that is alive.

You can also order it online here. https://www.kvsupply.com/item/aqua-mox-250mg-capsules-100-count/P06184/

 

[Forestine]

There are no antibiotics for chickens, just ignorant feed store employees. Most antibiotics are marketed for humans, cows, fish and horses. Marketing has nothing to do with practicality. Marketing is bulls**t, literally.

Ask for amoxicillin as @Eggcessive suggested. TSC may have LA 200 as well. Whatever antibiotic they carry will work, and it's guaranteed it won't be for chickens, but all antibiotics work on any thing that is alive.

You can also order it online here. https://www.kvsupply.com/item/aqua-mox-250mg-capsules-100-count/P06184/

Her belly is surprisingly a lot less red today I already messed with her a bunch earlier giving her new food and my parents want to give her garlic before we give her the antibiotics because you apparently can buy them at Walmart. What would y'all's advice be because she's the lowest on the pecking order? Something similar has happened to this but it only went so far to having soft eggs. Before I would give them all cooked eggs with a bunch of crushed egg shells. Georgia has gone through a bunch of weather shifts to so that may have attributed to the stress like making the eggs start lowering in quality.

 

[azygous]

Garlic may have natural antibiotic properties, can perhaps help prevent infection, but not enough to kill an infection that is well underway.

Stress of any sort can affect egg laying and even egg quality.