Yesterday, I isolated two 6 months old bantam Wyandotte - a silver laced and a cuckoo. We're suspecting mycoplasmosis in my bigger coop, but everything was ok in my small coop where my bantam Wyandotte are. But those two were getting less active, weren't eating as much as the other ones and comb and wattle kinda yellow on the silver laced. They're also not getting as much weight as the other ones, been about 200gr less. Been afraid of secondary infection from mycoplasmosis (which I had in my bigger coop), I gave them Tylan, plus made them a warm meat with canned corn, liver, broiled yolk and oatmeal. The cuckoo loved it!
But this morning, I found her with both legs paralysed and breathing quickly. She also thirsty, but do not want to eat anything. Her condition is about the same tonight as this morning. Everything else seems fine (stools, eyes, no runny nose, ...).
I have no idea what caused this sudden paralysis on my pullet. Could it be a mycoplasmosis infection? A negative reaction to Tylan? Botulism from canned corn? Any ideas? Please help!
But this morning, I found her with both legs paralysed and breathing quickly. She also thirsty, but do not want to eat anything. Her condition is about the same tonight as this morning. Everything else seems fine (stools, eyes, no runny nose, ...).
I have no idea what caused this sudden paralysis on my pullet. Could it be a mycoplasmosis infection? A negative reaction to Tylan? Botulism from canned corn? Any ideas? Please help!
