Wheezing sound

[Tina bs silkie ck]

Can you post some photos of her poop?

She sure is in respiratory distress. Look inside her beak to see if there is any obstruction or food stuck.
Have you changed anything, feed, heat, ventilation, light bulb, cleaner - anything changed? How long have you had her?

Gently feel of her, does anything feel like an air bubble around her belly, back, vent or sides?

Here's the videos

No changes in brooder I checked for air bubbles none and nothing stuck in her beak I’ve had her 3 weeks today I stayed her on tylan this evening that’s all I could find

 

[Tina bs silkie ck]

Thank you for posting the pictures

 

[Tina bs silkie ck]

what are the chances it wasn’t respiratory would she have showed improvement so soon she’s breathing normal this morning eating drinking

 

[Cyprus]

what are the chances it wasn’t respiratory would she have showed improvement so soon she’s breathing normal this morning eating drinking

It's possible she was just having a small problem. Like a child with a long case of the hiccups.

 

[Tina bs silkie ck]

Should I continue with antibiotics or would that be a problem for her I don’t want to make her sick by giving it to her

 

[Wyorp Rock]

No changes in brooder I checked for air bubbles none and nothing stuck in her beak I’ve had her 3 weeks today I stayed her on tylan this evening that’s all I could find

what are the chances it wasn’t respiratory would she have showed improvement so soon she’s breathing normal this morning eating drinking

Should I continue with antibiotics or would that be a problem for her I don’t want to make her sick by giving it to her

If she is fine today, then I would stop the Tylan50.
She may have had Stridor which can sound like wheezing. This usually resolves on it's own and be caused by getting a piece of food in the airway. Sometimes it can be from mucous and swelling as well.