Jewel,
Thank you for telling me it takes a few days! LOL! I was just worrying like crazy this morning when there wasn't any change yet. Guess that's silly...but I'm usually right on top of a problem and therefore illness doesn't last long around here. I'm not used to starting a treatment, and if it will be successful, it taking more than 24 hours to show improvement. Cathryn said to give her 10-14 days and apparently that was a literal statement. Cool. Hopefully she DOES pull through then. She's quite plump, eats and drinks well...but looks 'drowsy' which I'm assuming is fever. She also still looks just like a white penguin. :( I feel so bad for her!!
Cami
--- In CHICKENS-101@yahoogroups.com, Jewel Johnson <jewelclaire@...> wrote:
>
> Cami,
>
> Yes, what Cathryn suggests is what worked for my hen who just got through this.
> Baytril 0.4ml injection 2x day for her. I stopped the Baytril around 8 days
> though, because I was going to let her go. I was told by a few other people
> that she wouldn't make it, but she did! Which is a great thing, because I love
>
CHICKENS-101@yahoogroups.com
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