HELP!! Sick goose!!

[Goosebaby]

Tylosin unfortunately is one of the pricier ones and it’s hard to find but if mycoplasma is in your flock “Chronic respiratory disorder” you’ll be using it periodically.

https://birdpalproducts.com/products/tylosin-powder-for-birds?_pos=1&_sid=19972d8e6&_ss=r

The good thing is if you treat as an oral dose and ignore the instructions for mixing it in water the powder lasts a lot longer.
Chickens seem to tolerate the taste better if you do mix it in water but my geese refuse to drink it, the taste is absolutely horrible so I have to give it to them mixed with water down the throat via a syringe.

 

[starrymutt]

Tylosin unfortunately is one of the pricier ones and it’s hard to find but if mycoplasma is in your flock “Chronic respiratory disorder” you’ll be using it periodically.

https://birdpalproducts.com/products/tylosin-powder-for-birds?_pos=1&_sid=19972d8e6&_ss=r

The good thing is if you treat as an oral dose and ignore the instructions for mixing it in water the powder lasts a lot longer.
Chickens seem to tolerate the taste better if you do mix it in water but my geese refuse to drink it, the taste is absolutely horrible so I have to give it to them mixed with water down the throat via a syringe.

Thank you. Based on her symptoms and pictures shared, which do you think I should try first? This severity basically happened overnight, I noticed (as I looked at past videos/pictures).

She hasn't been very interested in eating much for the past week or two though but yesterday she was much more alert and interactive, eating grass a bit and her eye was clear.

Putting her in today she just stood around and occasionally drank water.

 

[Goosebaby]

Thank you. Based on her symptoms and pictures shared, which do you think I should try first? This severity basically happened overnight, I noticed (as I looked at past videos/pictures).

She hasn't been very interested in eating much for the past week or two though but yesterday she was much more alert and interactive, eating grass a bit and her eye was clear.

Putting her in today she just stood around and occasionally drank water.

I would try corid for sure.

 

[starrymutt]

I would try corid for sure.

Thank you! I found some Huvepharma Corid 20% for calves on Amazon, is it the same thing for birds?

 

[Goosebaby]

Thank you! I found some Huvepharma Corid 20% for calves on Amazon, is it the same thing for birds?

Same stuff, just the powder version.

Here are dosing instructions


https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...t-my-first-egg-yesterday.813400/post-11798434

 

[starrymutt]

Update: She's doing a little better but still the same after the vitamins, she's walking slowly but more alert and her eye seems okay

Now it's her sister who has a major problem. It's just the girls, the boys seem uneffected.

 

[starrymutt]

Same stuff, just the powder version.

Here are dosing instructions


https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...t-my-first-egg-yesterday.813400/post-11798434

She's sneezing now. Would Corid still be a good idea?

 

[Goosebaby]

You can try it, did you order any antibiotics?

 

[starrymutt]

You can try it, did you order any antibiotics?

Not yet, I'm not sure what kind