TRYING VERY HARD TO SAVE AUNT BEA - Very Sick With Roundworms? Ivermectin, penicillin, banamine Now

[Aunt Bea's Egg]

Kathy, I have seen no more worms pass post ivermectin. She is not pooping and in fact is very interested in eating any poops in the cag. She is eating amash yogurt corn slurry and drinking a bit. Still perched on the cage floor, eyes bright but close soon after a minute or two. She can hold her head up. She has an occasional twitch of her rear end. I think it's a spasm or pain. Gave her banamine last night.
So now I wonder if it's coccidiosis because there is that acrid odor they get. I have not had problems with this at this coop in years... No bloody diahrreaah...

Do you think I should start her on corid?
I am not ready to tube her as now is not the time to experiment with my inexperience.

It's an intestinal disorder...either the roundworms are not passing, or its coccidiosis, or some kind of blockage., or an infection.
Thanks Kathy for what you do to help us.

 

[casportpony]

If you decide you wan to learn to tube, let me know and I can teach you. Will PM you my number.

-Kathy