| Tue, Nov 1 2011 10:03pm GMT 1 |

louhibb
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my chicks are not well there eyes are closed and there not moving
much, slight sneezing sound aswel.
in lost two so far and another 10 are not looking good.
advice please
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| Fri, Nov 4 2011 11:48pm GMT 2 |

Lewis
113 Posts
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Are they on medicated chick crumb or have you got any Coxoid?
You need to get them sorted asap, it sounds like it could be
coccidiosis.
Maybe try and separate the worst 2 but treat them all.
How old are they? and are they still under heat?
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| Sat, Nov 5 2011 05:43pm GMT 3 |

louhibb
22 Posts
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took the worse 1 to the vet she gave me anibiotics 2 put in the
water, she said it was sumfin that begins with an m? there 4 weeks
and yes still under heat
thanks for the reply lewis
ill keep u up dated
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| Sun, Nov 6 2011 02:05pm GMT 4 |

daniellesdogs
93 Posts
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i lost one last night and 2 others with bloody poo mine are also 4
weeks and in the house
im wondering if the fireworks scared it to death the wouldnt drink
yesterday
hope yours get better soon
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| Sun, Nov 6 2011 07:12pm GMT 5 |

Lewis
113 Posts
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I'd guess the anitbiotic would be Tylan (or Baytril) ... can't
think what M would be atm! lol
Hope it works!
I wouldn't think it was stress with bloody poos ... had a
customer in today who's chicken Drop Moulted after firework
stress.
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| Sun, Nov 6 2011 08:36pm GMT 6 |

weeley
92 Posts
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| Mon, Nov 7 2011 12:18am GMT 7 |

Lewis
113 Posts
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Oh the disease begin with M ... I was thinking of an antibiotic!
Sorry
Mareks is quite serious so hope they are ok
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| Mon, Nov 7 2011 09:14am GMT 8 |

Kelloggs
82 Posts
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mycoplasma
sneezing, coughing, runny nostrils, may hear a ratterling
chest
Baytril should sort it out or tylan......................
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| Wed, Nov 9 2011 07:20pm GMT 9 |

louhibb
22 Posts
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kelloggs thats the 1 the vet said
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| Thu, Nov 10 2011 08:35am GMT 10 |

weeley
92 Posts
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Oh, I've just googled it - sounds nasty, but better that than
Marek's. How are they getting on? Are you seeing any improvement
yet?
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| Thu, Nov 10 2011 06:09pm GMT 11 |

louhibb
22 Posts
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def an inprovement but im worried now after reading up on it, that
they mght be carriers now and when i introduce them 2 my laying
flock will they make them ill, im pretty new 2 having chickens so
what do you guys think?
last thing id wnt is 2 make my laying flock sick, there gorgeous
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| Fri, Nov 11 2011 01:23am GMT 12 |

weeley
92 Posts
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I don't know about mycoplasma - only what i found when i googled
it. As I've never had this problem - I've only kept chickens for a
few years, too, hopefully someone more experienced will come up
with something. Sounds sensible to keep your new ones separate from
your laying flock, at least for now. Perhaps the on-line chicken
vet can help, too? Or ask on the health forum here? I hope all goes
well. Let me know how you get on?
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| Mon, Nov 21 2011 06:13pm GMT 13 |

Jef
1 Posts
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Am sure this is what my girls keep dying from. Where do you get
Tylan from? Is it only available from vets?
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| Mon, Nov 21 2011 07:36pm GMT 14 |

daniellesdogs
93 Posts
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i got the Coxoid 2 days after lost the first chick. i lost a second
but the rest are now well recovered, ones even started crowing so
moved them in to my mums shed
how are yours doing now
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| Mon, Nov 21 2011 11:13pm GMT 15 |

louhibb
22 Posts
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there all doing great running round like crazy but there all still
sneezing????
what do you think i should do now introduce them to my laying
flock or not, some of the 1 who were ill are 12 weeks now and
really need 2 move out of the shed and in 2 the garden??
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| Tue, Nov 22 2011 02:30pm GMT 16 |

mandles22
3 Posts
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If the antibotics is Tylan (available usually from vets or online
with prescription) added to water the usual dose is 1teaspoon to 4
litres for 72hrs but if still rattling keep it up for 5 days ( must
not have access to any other water other than medicated )
Tylan is very good just give it time to kick in also you should
treat anybirds they have been in contact with...
Remember to wash your hands before touching other birds as we can
carry it on our hands, wellies etc...
A good natural back up is Respite ... a garlic based
supplement,
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| Fri, Nov 25 2011 10:14pm GMT 17 |

louhibb
22 Posts
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its bin like 4 weeks now they had antibiotics for 5 days added 2
there water, theyve had vitamins aswel, they seem really well now
running round like crazy but still sneezing havent lost anymore
tho. im really worried if i let them out with the big hens they'll
give it 2 them
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| Sat, Nov 26 2011 11:19am GMT 18 |

weeley
92 Posts
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Try asking the Chicken Vet online? Worth a shot! Very pleased to
hear they're on the up!
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| Thu, Dec 8 2011 09:25pm GMT 19 |

brahma_slovakia
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I am breeding poultry for many years. I suggest you not to join
flocks, because healthy flock will get the disease. Treat the
healthy flock first and then introduce healthy flock to the ill.
You can also put grated garlic into the water, one clove per litre.
You can also do the same with onion. After recovery I suggest you
vaccination on mycoplasma (for example Galivac).
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