Tell the warden, we're on this! Hopefully we can hit on something that will help. I get soooo attached to my pets.When I mentioned it to the warden she says that makes a lot of sense. I apologize if I ask things over and again. My brain has been on overload these last few days and if I don't force myself to stop thinking I get massive migraines. (Childhood head injury) So things will tend to go in one ear and out the other and I tend to miss things until I re-read and concentrate.
Anyhoo, not sure if the head shaking is a sign but I noticed after watching the video he was doing it a lot.
Yes, the nip... He gets a pass.
I'm glad your hen healed up well. Keeps me hoping for the best with him. Really appreciate your insight,... much love your way
Ask all the questions as many times as you want. No worries!
I gave my hen the same exact thing @Punkybrewster shows above.
I was just checking my notes and bottle.
My hen was less than 5 lbs. I also have in my notes that reference amoxicillin dosage of 57 mg per pound of body weight 2 times per day for 5-7 days.
About the head shaking, I've had a rooster do this. Someone told me to check his ears. One ear was all gunky. Never would have noticed without close inspection.
They will shake their head to relieve pressure or move fluid around. You can clean their ears with with q tips dampened with peroxide. Peroxide will help kill infection and helps to dry up fluid. You can also use a clean q-tip with a bit of PLAIN Neosporin. Antibiotics would be a good idea as well.