Looks like there’s a range of doses. Some users here worked out the smaller dose as a little over a forth teaspoon. The larger dose is about 3/4 teaspoon. That’s to a gallon. So maybe I will halve that. Good to know there’s a safety margin. I hope this helps even if just a bit. If she declines, I will contact a vet. But I think if she does get very sick, I have a feeling she won’t make it. It was very hard watching my birds suffer after they ate coins. I don’t want to put her through that. If she gets worse, I want her suffering to be over. Her poop is great and normal. She’s been laying eggs. I’m going to try to be optimistic. She is a strong bird.
That makes me optimistic. She’s resting more than normal. I noticed an occasional weird noise from her like a hungry stomach gurgling sound. It’s coming from her body and not like a noise she is choosing to make. Any idea what I can do for her feather infection area? Keep picking the pus out and flush with hydrogen peroxide? I can also use betadine or blue kote, but that will make the area change color and be harder to monitor. I have Chlorhexidine solution I could use as well. At first I said, “It feels like each hole might be about the size of the last digit (one with your fingerprint) of a human thumb.” I keep forgetting most people have normal sized hands! For most people, the sites might be as deep as the last digit of an index finger.
