White Line on Eyes + Bubbles

[GrassClump]

So awhile back my chicken came down with what I at first thought was vent gleek. But then I later made a post about her when her eyes started to bubble and was told to try using this stuff on her eyes to help:

At first it seemed like it was helping as here eyes stopped bubbling but then her eyes started to bubble up again and now I've found her panting and with these weird things on both her eyes

I wish I could take her to a vet but the only thing vets in my area can do for a chicken is put one down

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Flush the eyes with saline and remove the debris and pus. Apply the Terramycin.
Do this a couple of times a day.

Bubbles in the eyes are usually an indication of disease like Mycoplasma. You may need an oral antibiotic like Tylosin/Tylan to help treat infection.

 

[GrassClump]

Flush the eyes with saline and remove the debris and pus. Apply the Terramycin.
Do this a couple of times a day.

I unfortunately don't have any saline solution atm, would warm distilled water work for the time being?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I unfortunately don't have any saline solution atm, would warm distilled water work for the time being?

You can make your own saline solution if you wish.

Recipe is 2tsp per 2cups water, boil for 15 minutes. Let cool, then use. Make fresh daily.

 

[GrassClump]

You can make your own saline solution if you wish.

Recipe is 2tsp per 2cups water, boil for 15 minutes. Let cool, then use. Make fresh daily.

So I made some with distilled water.

I did 1 tsp for 2 cups bc I looked up different methods and it seemed most people did that measurement.

My only concern is won't the salt burn her eyes?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

You're right, it is 1tsp per 2 cups of boiled water.

No, it should not burn the eyes.