Sour Crop what to feed hen?

[Jose372829]

Yes I will

Which one should I buy the 7 day or 3 day?

 

[azygous]

It makes no difference. You will still be treating for a full seven days. I usually buy the seven-day miconazole since it seems to be most economical.

 

[Jose372829]

It makes no difference. You will still be treating for a full seven days. I usually buy the seven-day miconazole since it seems to be most economical.

Oh ok I just wanted to know if there was a difference between either way she would get it orally for a week

 

[Jose372829]

Oh ok I just wanted to know if there was a difference between either way she would get it orally for a week

Does it require a prescription though?

 

[azygous]

Here in the US, it's sold over the counter in the women's hygiene products aisle.

 

[Jose372829]

Here in the US, it's sold over the counter in the women's hygiene products aisle.

Oh okay yeah I live in the US as well was just wondering

 

[Jose372829]

Here in the US, it's sold over the counter in the women's hygiene products aisle.

Got it

 

[Jose372829]

Here in the US, it's sold over the counter in the women's hygiene products aisle.

The last thing 1/4 inch of the syringe orally am I right? It’s non toxic too? Sorry for asking too many questions this is my first time dealing with sour crop in a chicken

 

[Jose372829]

This is it for twice a day seven days I’ll do 8 just to make sure. Also she hasn’t layed for 3 days she only laid the first day when i saw she had sour crop but it could possibly be her lack of food

 

[azygous]

Toss those plastic syringes in the trash. You don't need them. Squeeze out about half an inch of the cream onto your finger and pry open the beak of your patient and wipe the cream off on the inside of her beak. Or try offering it to her to nibble off your finger. Some chickens will like the taste and eat it on their own.

It's non-toxic. I examine every single ingredient in a product before I recommend giving it to a chicken as there are often hidden toxic ingredients in many things sold to us as being "safe". Chickens are all too vulnerable to any toxic substance.