Should I give chicken with illness a bigger cage

[Beloved Turkey]

I have a chicken with what i think is a respitory desease. I don’t know much about vaccinations but she is vaccinated so I’m pretty sure she’s still contagious right now she’s on a closed of dog kennel, should I move her to a more open cage or will that be a danger to the other animals in the room as I have rats and I’ll ducks in the same room as her and I don’t know if what she has is airborn. Both enclosures will be cleaned out of course, but what should I do

 

[rosemarythyme]

She's been vaccinated for what?

If she's in the room with other animals anything she has and anything they have have already been transmitted to one another.

 

[Beloved Turkey]

She's been vaccinated for what?

If she's in the room with other animals anything she has and anything they have have already been transmitted to one another.

I don’t know what exactly she’s vaccinated for as my dad got her from someone but I do know that it’s for a respitory desease of some sort

 

[rosemarythyme]

I don’t know what exactly she’s vaccinated for as my dad got her from someone but I do know that it’s for a respitory desease of some sort

Are you in the US? The most common vaccines are coccidiosis and Mareks and neither is a respiratory illness. Other than that, I don't know what it would be.

Do you happen to have access to a vet with knowledge about poultry or at least birds?

 

[Beloved Turkey]

Are you in the US? The most common vaccines are coccidiosis and Mareks and neither is a respiratory illness. Other than that, I don't know what it would be.

Do you happen to have access to a vet with knowledge about poultry or at least birds?

I do not have access, but I am in the us

 

[Beloved Turkey]

this chicken has been have sneezing and coughing almost 24/7 since we’ve gotten her breathing it’s really just the severity that changes

 

[rosemarythyme]

Yeah without knowing what she was vaccinated for I can't say if it's relevant here or not. Assume not, because if she is sick, she's sick regardless of being vaccinated.

She will need good ventilation to help her recover regardless. So definitely don't close her up even more.

 

[Beloved Turkey]

Yeah without knowing what she was vaccinated for I can't say if it's relevant here or not. Assume not, because if she is sick, she's sick regardless of being vaccinated.

She will need good ventilation to help her recover regardless. So definitely don't close her up even more.

Ok but should I move her to a room away from my ducks or keep her in the same room

 

[rosemarythyme]

Ok but should I move her to a room away from my ducks or keep her in the same room

Doesn't matter, the moment she was brought into the room anything she has has already been spread through the air.

 

[Beloved Turkey]

Doesn't matter, the moment she was brought into the room anything she has has already been spread through the air.

So should I treat the ducks as well or wait until they’re showing signs and should I move her in case anything worse happens or is it too late for any of that