Respiratory illness

[casportpony]

@BirdLeaf If you are finding dead wild birds all over your property, I highly recommend that you contact CSU as discussed in your other thread https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/hen-with-skin-issue.1219030/page-2#post-19491766
Give them a call, they may actually come to you to collect the dead birds on your property and might be able to take some mucous swabs from your birds while they are there.

I'm very sorry your girls are not getting better. You mention they may not be leaving the roosts to eat/drink?

X2, especially if they are starlings .http://www.dph.illinois.gov/topics-...nditions/west-nile-virus/dead-bird-collection

 

[BirdLeaf]

Now suddenly today there’s no sneezing, and no swollen eyes?! I feel like I’m dreaming. We’ve dosed them with Tylan and Nutri-drench for about 2 days. It snowed today and I’ve been putting down diatomaceous earth, those are the only changes.
I’m still going to get in touch with CSU, this is just wild. Thank you everyone

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Now suddenly today there’s no sneezing, and no swollen eyes?! I feel like I’m dreaming. We’ve dosed them with Tylan and Nutri-drench for about 2 days. It snowed today and I’ve been putting down diatomaceous earth, those are the only changes.
I’m still going to get in touch with CSU, this is just wild. Thank you everyone

Interesting. Well, I'm glad they seem to be doing good with no more symptoms.

I hope all goes well for you, keep us posted.

 

[BirdLeaf]

Interesting. Well, I'm glad they seem to be doing good with no more symptoms.

I hope all goes well for you, keep us posted.

Thank you! I definitely will