Still haven't heard of it.It's the drug in Kilverm
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Still haven't heard of it.It's the drug in Kilverm
Where are you located in the world?acting quite lethargic and has been looking a bit messy in the vent area.
Hi there,Where are you located in the world?
Check to make sure her crop is emptying. Has she been laying eggs? Any bloat or fluid in the abdomen?
I thought you might be in AU since you mentioned Levamisole, it's a good dewormer, but the only issue is getting the birds to drink. You may be able to sweeten it a bit with poultry electrolytes, but in hot weather it's not good for them to refuse to drink.
If possible, get a fecal float to see if she needs to be dewormed and if Coccidia are a problem.
Work on hydrating her since she's lethargic. The distended abdomen, she may be having some reproductive issues, so an antibiotic may be needed to help with infection.
Is vet care an option?
Thank you.Others have mentioned worms. I suspect worms also. The intestinal shed and accompanying poop may indicate a heavy worm load that is inflaming the intestinal lining. There may be bacterial infection, too, which can occur when parasites are numerous enough to disturb the lining. Worming and an oral anitbiotic is what I recommend.