Lil_Mama_T
In the Brooder
- May 6, 2020
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Hi guys! This is my first flock and we bought 4 “pullets” a months ago. Three turned out to be roosters 
and now one of them is sneezing and wheezing. He’s walking around ok but not eating as well at all...I live in a really rural place and I’m an RN so I reconstituted (mixed with water) some keflex that I had here to a solution of 25mg/ml. I just gave him 50mg. What do you guys think? Any experience treating this at home? I don’t have access to a vet. I also have 17 chicks 2 weeks old in a brooder in our garage and I’ve been washing my hands really well in b/w the chicks and chicken visits. I know he’s a rooster and I would like to keep one rooster but if there is danger of him infecting my babies I wonder if I’ll have to make the tough decision...
Please anyone with experience tell me what you think...I haven’t been able to post a video but I have one here...not sure how to share it? so you can hear/see what I’m talking about.
Thanks so much in advance
and now one of them is sneezing and wheezing. He’s walking around ok but not eating as well at all...I live in a really rural place and I’m an RN so I reconstituted (mixed with water) some keflex that I had here to a solution of 25mg/ml. I just gave him 50mg. What do you guys think? Any experience treating this at home? I don’t have access to a vet. I also have 17 chicks 2 weeks old in a brooder in our garage and I’ve been washing my hands really well in b/w the chicks and chicken visits. I know he’s a rooster and I would like to keep one rooster but if there is danger of him infecting my babies I wonder if I’ll have to make the tough decision...Please anyone with experience tell me what you think...I haven’t been able to post a video but I have one here...not sure how to share it? so you can hear/see what I’m talking about.
Thanks so much in advance
