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She should have something to eat, birds have high metabolism and need to eat, even with a slow crop. When I have a very sick bird that won't eat, I get some Banana Gerber baby food and with an empty syringe I squeeze a 1 ml under the tongue a few times a day. Its easy to digest, its calories and...

Start with the medicine dropper and drizzle it in a few drops at a time once an hour during the day until she starts to drink on her own. Liquid will seep down through her crop and gizzard and get to her intestines.

The Duramycin won't hurt in this case. While its never good to use antibiotics when not needed, when a bird is on the brink, I throw everything at it to possibly save its life. Usually if its respiratory, they are raspy, gurgly, watery bubbly eyes, side of the face can swell, sinuses swell...

A full crop can cause them to strain to breathe, the crop pushes on the heart which lies directly behind the crop.

1 drop of the Duramycin? Thats not enough. Duramycin is designed to be mixed in the drinking water and the birds drink it all day for 7 days. It needs to be continuously in their system. 1 drop only may cause bacteria to become immune. Coccidia impact the intestines and will cause the crop to...

Ok, the drench solution should work. It takes at least, 3 full days to see improvement. And you can continue past day 5 if you are seeing improvement as well, I've gone 7+ days on serious cases. Amprolium is a Thiamine blocker, Coccidia need Thiamine to survive and reproduce. So make sure not...

How are you mixing the Corid? Corid powder dosage is 1 1/2 teaspoonsful per gallon of water, while Corid liquid dosage is 2 teaspoonsful per gallon of water, for 5 days. As for the Duramycin, are you mixing it in the drinking water? Its 1 tablespoon per gallon of water.

So sorry your bird is struggling. :hugs Let me tag a couple people that might be able to help. @azygous @Wyorp Rock