Sneezing baby chick

[Skyoaks413]

My chicks just finished corid to treat coccidiosis about a week ago and now one of them is sneezing....any advice? I've been alternating probiotic/vitamin/electrolyte water and fresh water for about the last 6 days. Just started to relax thinking they were all healthy!

 

[Skyoaks413]

My chicks just finished corid to treat coccidiosis about a week ago and now one of them is sneezing....any advice? I've been alternating probiotic/vitamin/electrolyte water and fresh water for about the last 6 days. Just started to relax thinking they were all healthy!

She is a two week old buff orpington named Lou

 

[Eggcessive]

An occasional sneeze is usually from dusty bedding or feed. Make sure their ventilation in their brooder or coop is maximized with over head air circulation. Keep their bedding dry and raked daily, and prevent spills that might get moldy. If sneezing is pretty often, there could be symptoms of a possible respiratory diseases, such as infectious bronchitis or mycoplasma. Look for nasal drainage, watery/foamy eye, noisy breathing, gasping, or facial swelling.

 

[Wolfstorm82]

My barred rock hen has been sneezing and has a rattle occasionally wjen she breaths. I noticed the other hens beginning to do it too. I was using hay in their coop. I just spent the majority of the nigjt raking ALL the hay out. I think it was getting mouldy. I am going to keep the coop bare with the exception of pine shavings in the nest boxes. Mouldy hay is a number one cause of respiratory issues in humid states it turns out. I am treating with amoxicillin.

 

[Skyoaks413]

An occasional sneeze is usually from dusty bedding or feed. Make sure their ventilation in their brooder or coop is maximized with over head air circulation. Keep their bedding dry and raked daily, and prevent spills that might get moldy. If sneezing is pretty often, there could be symptoms of a possible respiratory diseases, such as infectious bronchitis or mycoplasma. Look for nasal drainage, watery/foamy eye, noisy breathing, gasping, or facial swelling.

Thank you! I've been super meticulous about keeping their bedding clean and dry since the coccidiosis...and ventilation is good. She doesn't have any other symptoms so far, but still sneezing. If she develops other symptoms what do I do?