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@Wyorp Rock Do you have any ideas of what this could be? Could it be connected to her previous reproductive issues or water belly?
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Thank you. I had a feeling it was connected but have never seen respiratory problems from her until now. I will continue to do supportive care as best as I can, thank you for the treatment advice.Yes, I would say it's connected to her previous issues.
Are you giving Baytril? If so, then it's only given for 5 days max.
I know that sometimes symptoms can seem random and unrelated, but most of the time they are related.
If she's suffering from reproductive problems (Salpingitis, EYP, Cancer, etc.), then this can cause difficulties like a crop not emptying, digestive issues, fluid in the abdomen, organ failure, respiratory distress, etc. etc.
Treating symptoms as part of supportive care is often the best you can do. See that the crop is emptying, drain fluid from the abdomen or administer a detox for water belly, deworm as needed and keep external parasites treated are some things you can do.
If you lose her and want to find out more, then having a necropsy through your state lab will give you the most information. Sometimes labs are very expensive, so doing an informal investigation yourself can sometimes be useful in being able to see what was going on. It's not an easy thing to do.
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The respiratory problems could be partly due to the crop not emptying, fluid in the abdomen, infection, etc.Thank you. I had a feeling it was connected but have never seen respiratory problems from her until now. I will continue to do supportive care as best as I can, thank you for the treatment advice.
I’m using Enrofloxacin 10%, so yes Baytril. I’ll stop treatment now and note that for the futureI’m glad you caught that