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No she doesn’t have a sour smell at all. She’s just really sleepy acting right now. She actually ate a good amount of food just now, it was her scratch that was moistened with water. I’ve also been giving her water with a syringe close to her beak and she has been drinking it. I gave her some hydro hen earlier. Should I give her more? I’m so confused as to whether or not to dose fish mox AND Tiagard or just on or just the other, or if electrolytes will do it.Have you given her electrolytes to give her a boost? For electrolytes you can use Rooster Booster, Poultry Recovery 911, Nutri Drench, there a different products available at TSC and feed stores that includes vitamins and amino acids. Or you can make your own electrolyte solution by using one cup of water, add to it one teaspoon of sugar, a small pinch of salt and a small pinch of baking soda. Mix it all up and offer it - syringe if you need to but be careful doing this and only offer one drop at a time on her tongue. In an emergency, we just mixed the sugar and water, skipping the salt and baking soda as we didn't want to take the extra time - we had to act quickly to save a dying chicken. This method worked but the circumstances were different. I am not familiar with Tiagard.
Does she have a sour smell in her mouth? If so, it could be sour crop. The coconut oil should help the impaction, as DobiLover suggested.
