Sick hybrid and what to do?

[coach723]

Very sorry for your loss. I hope the necropsy gives answers. If it was indeed salpingitis, it's a horrible condition that is terribly resistant to treatment, regardless of cause. Necropsy is the best way to be informed, so glad you chose that. So sorry.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Hello friends, I wanted to say thanks again for all of your knowledge and experience and helpful suggestions for Missy. We decided that, after all of the treatments we've given her over the past month, and the medicine from the vet which yielded no significant improvements, we had her euthanized yesterday. It was hard for me and the vet, but it was the humane thing to do. I took Missy straight to Auburn University and the Sugg Lab for Animal Health Research, where they performed a necropsy to determine what caused her death. I'm waiting for the results, which I will post here for informational purposes. Not being a vet, or chicken expert, I can only guess as to what caused her death. It's my uneducated conclusion she had contracted viral salpingitis. Viral is different than bacterial salpingitis in that there is no cure for it. I'm going to compose a timeline of symptoms and tried cures next week when we get the lab results. Again, thanks to:
@Wyorp Rock
@coach723
@Eggcessive
@Bawkbok

I'm sorry to hear about Missy.
You did everything you could for her.

Let us know what you find out from the lab.