Not too sure where to post..

[Yardfulla poopers]

Personally, I utilize colloidal silver or garlic chopped in the water. Not everyone agrees with this but I try to do as much natural remedy as I can. Chopped garlic in the water has saved many of my hens. I do two large pieces or three small ones per gallon for a week or so.
I hope someone else can jump in with other antibiotic recommendations.

 

[Caljwh2020]

Personally, I utilize colloidal silver or garlic chopped in the water. Not everyone agrees with this but I try to do as much natural remedy as I can. Chopped garlic in the water has saved many of my hens. I do two large pieces or three small ones per gallon for a week or so.
I hope someone else can jump in with other antibiotic recommendations.

Nonetheless thank you!

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Easy with the garlic, too much can be toxic to chickens.

 

[Eggcessive]

If you can identify the one that might have had the egg that broke inside, I would give her a human calcium with vitamin D tablet 300-600mg daily for the next 7 days. She may have had 2 eggs come close together, and one broke inside. Calcium helps muscle contractions to pass an egg. It is good to have crushed oyster shell available in a separate pan from feed, and they will take it as they need to keep shells hard.

 

[Yardfulla poopers]

I have also used oregano oil in the water

Nonetheless thank yo

Easy with the garlic, too much can be toxic to chickens.

Easy with the garlic, too much can be toxic to chickens.

I can't figure out how to start over once I've accidentally added multiple quotes, but I have only used garlic in emergencies and have never had an issue with it, only success stories.
Also have my own colloidal silver generator and make my own to save money. Everyone in my household uses it as well as have success using it in chickens.

 

[Caljwh2020]

I have also used oregano oil in the water



I can't figure out how to start over once I've accidentally added multiple quotes, but I have only used garlic in emergencies and have never had an issue with it, only success stories.
Also have my own colloidal silver generator and make my own to save money. Everyone in my household uses it as well as have success using it in chickens.

It's okay me either haha I will do that and I know which one she is because she's my "trouble maker" so I banded her try to identify her
(my hens for the most part look the same to me..)

 

[Caljwh2020]

It's okay me either haha I will do that and I know which one she is because she's my "trouble maker" so I banded her try to identify her
(my hens for the most part look the same to me..)

I have also used oregano oil in the water



I can't figure out how to start over once I've accidentally added multiple quotes, but I have only used garlic in emergencies and have never had an issue with it, only success stories.
Also have my own colloidal silver generator and make my own to save money. Everyone in my household uses it as well as have success using it in chickens.

What about garlic oil? Like a drop or two in the water?

 

[Caljwh2020]

If you can identify the one that might have had the egg that broke inside, I would give her a human calcium with vitamin D tablet 300-600mg daily for the next 7 days. She may have had 2 eggs come close together, and one broke inside. Calcium helps muscle contractions to pass an egg. It is good to have crushed oyster shell available in a separate pan from feed, and they will take it as they need to keep shells hard.

Sorry I replied to you somewhere else I know which one she is I will try this but do I need to separate her? Or can I just feed her away from the others once a day?

 

[Yardfulla poopers]

What about garlic oil? Like a drop or two in the water?

I have not tried garlic oil. I don't know if it would have the same antibacterial properties as fresh.

 

[Caljwh2020]

I have not tried garlic oil. I don't know if it would have the same antibacterial properties as fresh.

Okay.