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- terramycin for eye injury - BackYard Chickens
Terramycin eye ointment is applied 2-4 times a day to the eye I would clean the eye with saline eye wash and cotton, then apply a small dab of the ointment into the eye
- Terramycin Soluble Powder Mixing Directions - BackYard Chickens
I have a mediocre size flock of mixed chickens (RIR, BR, LH, Ameracaunas, White Rocks, and Buff Orphingtons) We live in the southern US and have had a horrible rainy season this year and my chickens have suffered from respiratory infections because of this We bought some Terramycin Soluble
- should I try terramycin eye ointment? - BackYard Chickens
Terramycin eye ointment is expensive but WORTH it I paid $38 and saved two hens that I paid a lot of money for and were just fixing to start laying The swollen eyes healed in about 3-4 days and back to normal
- How does penicillin differ from Terramycin? - BackYard Chickens
Terramycin is a broad spectrum antibiotic and it is mostly used for treating for secondary infections, and minor health issues It can be purchased at most farm stores over the counter
- Chick with two infected eyes used terramycin and now worse, need help . . .
So I ordered Terramycin ointment online Started the terramycin ointment yesterday, did two treatments This morning the chick looked fine I came home about 2ish and the chicks one eye was red and closed shut Second eye was not as worse and it a little red at the bottom
- The Ultimate Medicine Dosing Chart - BackYard Chickens
Terramycin Tet Sol 1T per G of water for 10-14 daysminimum, combine 1 4t vitamins or 1 cup cranberry juice May be combined with Erymycin for respiratory problems
- USING TERRAMYCIN SOME THOUGHTS - BackYard Chickens
Using Terramycin You say you are using terramycin for 14 days to treat colds in chickens well, here are my experienced thoughts: terramycin may help this time and 14 days is quite long to be effective are you using 1 or 2 tsp per gallon? Also teramycin is ineffective in 8 hrs so one needs
- Treating upper respiratory infections - BackYard Chickens
For a respiratory infection, they don't need a vaccination, they need antibiotics Terramycin and Duramycin are two antibiotics that are readily available at your local feed store Separate the affected birds, and it will help if you lower the dust levels in their environment A humidifier can be beneficial, if you have access to one (however, this isn't necessary) Make sure they're eating
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