Removing chicken eye worm? Stubborn film on my chickens eye?

[Molpet]

Glad to hear she is better

 

[Myrshine]

Did it smell? If so, it’s most likely Infectious Coryza. If there was no smell, then it’s most likely Mycoplasma Gallisepticum (MG). Either way, keep a closed flock and do not breed to sell to others or give away your birds! Most respiratory diseases are a permanent lifelong chronic disease. All birds that get better, remain asymptomatic carriers for life.

 

[UrbanBarnCat]

Did it smell? If so, it’s most likely Infectious Coryza. If there was no smell, then it’s most likely Mycoplasma Gallisepticum (MG). Either way, keep a closed flock and do not breed to sell to others or give away your birds! Most respiratory diseases are a permanent lifelong chronic disease. All birds that get better, remain asymptomatic carriers for life.

No smell at all that I noticed! And I understand! I don’t breed or anything w my girls they’re just my backyard pets who lay eggs for me!!

 

[Myrshine]

No smell at all that I noticed! And I understand! I don’t breed or anything w my girls they’re just my backyard pets who lay eggs for me!!

If it’s MG or any other bacterial infection, antibiotics such as Tylan, LA200 @4 Dengard has been proven to help.

 

[UrbanBarnCat]

If it’s MG or any other bacterial infection, antibiotics such as Tylan, LA200 @4 Dengard has been proven to help.

Thank you! I’ll be sure to ask the vet about those on Tuesday when I go!