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@azygous sorry to bother you but I saw you were online
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Ok. I will look around.It sounds like a respiratory infection. If you can, call around and find Tylosin powder. It's one of the very few antibiotics left for us to purchase without a prescription. You mix it into the water the chicks drink. Or order it here. https://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.html?pgguid=7EF2885F-8F22-495D-A6C5-12069F4B5712
What is the difference between Tylosin and Tylosin Tartrate?If you can, call around and find Tylosin powder.
Ok.I'm not sure what the role of tartrate is in a drug, but it's a chemical salt that I would advise to avoid when treating chickens.
The medicine you advised getting says Tylosin Tartrate, though, as with a few other Tylosins:I'm not sure what the role of tartrate is in a drug, but it's a chemical salt that I would advise to avoid when treating chickens.
@Eggcessive, I see you advise using Tylosin Tartrate on other threads. Do you know anything about the tartrate? ThanksGo with the Tylosin without tartrate. Tartrate may be entirely safe, but chickens are so sensitive, it's safer to avoid it. If anyone knows about tartrate and can correct me, I would welcome it.
Bromhexine helps with congestion. Springwater Avian Health sells a powder alone, or with an antibiotic. I’d get the one with doxycycline to treat whatever they have going on.