Something wrong with chicken

[Eggcessive]

If you can only get procaine penicillin g locally, the dosage is 0.25 ml (1/4 ml) given as an injection 1/4 inch deep into the breast muscle once daily for 4-5 days. They are taking many remaining animal antibiotics out of stores, so it may not be available.

 

[Jayywhat]

Since you had suggested treating with safeguard in an earlier reply, is it because the pic of her stool shows she has a parasite? I bought the safeguard today, but I already started treating her with the penicillin yesterday before you had suggested safeguard. The penicillin was a powder I mixed with her water that she has been pretty good with drinking. She seems to be doing a little better than yesterday. I should still give her safeguard, too? In case it is a parasite? This was her stool this morning

 

[Eggcessive]

You can give the SafeGuard orally if you want to worm her. Dosage is 0.25 ml per pound given for 5 straight days for most worms. Worm eggs are not seen in poop without a microscope. Do you see anything white moving in her poops?

 

[Jayywhat]

No, I don’t see anything moving in them. But now I’m wondering about vent gleet? Her butt is such a mess.

 

[Eggcessive]

Her messy vent could be from the runny poops and feather picking. Vent gleet can be a fungal infection, and signs can be red raw skin, a very fowl odor, continuous white discharge. You can try treating with some Monistat or miconazole cream given orally 1/2 inch twice a day. It can also be used as well on her vent. Have you started the wormer? In case of tapeworms, a more rare worm, Equimax horse paste is used. Here is what tapeworms look like, and they would be moving:

 

[Jayywhat]

Her messy vent could be from the runny poops and feather picking. Vent gleet can be a fungal infection, and signs can be red raw skin, a very fowl odor, continuous white discharge. You can try treating with some Monistat or miconazole cream given orally 1/2 inch twice a day. It can also be used as well on her vent. Have you started the wormer? In case of tapeworms, a more rare worm, Equimax horse paste is used. Here is what tapeworms look like, and they would be moving:

I don’t smell anything, but she does have continuous white discharge. I can hear rumbling/gargling noises coming from her. We bathed her last night, and we have to bathe her again. I haven’t started the wormer yet, I could use the wormer and the Monistat? This is what her vent looks like

Thank you for all this info! You have been a lot of help. I really appreciate it!

 

[Jayywhat]

Her messy vent could be from the runny poops and feather picking. Vent gleet can be a fungal infection, and signs can be red raw skin, a very fowl odor, continuous white discharge. You can try treating with some Monistat or miconazole cream given orally 1/2 inch twice a day. It can also be used as well on her vent. Have you started the wormer? In case of tapeworms, a more rare worm, Equimax horse paste is used. Here is what tapeworms look like, and they would be moving:

Also, I’m sorry, one more question. With the wormer, is it .25 ml a pound in water? Like a gallon of water? Or a little bit of water? It’s hard to find directions. :/