I have used this method lots, however it’s happened that some got in the airway. The bird made sneezing noised and breathed beak slightly open for a few seconds then went about her business. Does that mean the meds that went down the wrong pipe were expelled or went into her lungs?
Intersting…I have a 1.5 yo who’s been laying fairy eggs, double soft shell eggs, small deformed eggs, yolkless eggs…she was mopey, not eating much, etc. She laid her last deformed egg a week ago, same day I started Bactrim. Dayes later she was back to her old happy self excpet her eye rings...
It contained egg white, or clear liquid, maybe thinner than egg white. The shell is pale blue (she lays blue eggs) but is not hard, and not completely soft. Shes been laying normal shaped fairy eggs and in Jan started with these odd shaped ones, along with a couple like this, but soft shell and...
I guess I am wondering what is short term? Should I stop after three days, one week? If nothing has happened. She is not walking with her tail down or anything like that. Just laying these odd things every now and then that get her down for a couple of days. Her appetite is not what it used to...
I suspected my hen was egg bound or maybe had remnants of an egg/shell stuck (she's been laying fairy eggs, soft shell deformed fairy eggs, double soft shell eggs and recently just yolk/white) I didn't feel anything inside her vent about a fingertip in. Still I gave her one of these and nothing...
Edit: I think she may have a soft shell still inside of her. She passed what looks to be 1/2 of the double egg on 2/16 (both photos below) Usually she perks up afterwards, but she kept behaving like she still needed to lay. How can I try to remove it?
Edit: I think she may have a soft shell still inside of her. She passed what looks to be 1/2 of the double egg on 2/16 (both photos below) Usually she perks up afterwards, but she kept behaving like she still needed to lay. How can I try to remove it?