I've read and read posts on sneezing...it seems reasons for sneezing can range from very mild to very severe. I'm at a loss on what I should do, and of course, this is my son's favorite pullet (flies on his arm and back as a perch...so sweet).
At any rate, I've noticed when I'm out feeding, I will hear/see her sneeze. That is it. However, this has happened just about every evening for the past few weeks. So, I'm sure she is sneezing more often when I am not around. She only does it once, then is done for awhile. I stand there and watch, but she doesn't shake her head or sneeze repeatedly. She eats fine, chases bugs, roosts, etc. Do I treat her or the whole flock with something just to be safe? I don't want whatever it is to get ahold of her...but what should I treat with? I've read everything from Duramycin to Tylan 50...also seen Sulmet mentioned. I'm completely confused now.
Thanks for any information!
Kristen
At any rate, I've noticed when I'm out feeding, I will hear/see her sneeze. That is it. However, this has happened just about every evening for the past few weeks. So, I'm sure she is sneezing more often when I am not around. She only does it once, then is done for awhile. I stand there and watch, but she doesn't shake her head or sneeze repeatedly. She eats fine, chases bugs, roosts, etc. Do I treat her or the whole flock with something just to be safe? I don't want whatever it is to get ahold of her...but what should I treat with? I've read everything from Duramycin to Tylan 50...also seen Sulmet mentioned. I'm completely confused now.
Thanks for any information!
Kristen