[mumsy]

Try putting it onto some tiny squares of bread Mumsy  :idea:

Thats what I did before with Rosie, but you know what its like when one gets something the others chase them around to get it!!!!!  Would rather t syringe it, at least you know that they are getting what they should.    

[poultrygeist]

Glad it's not just me who can't administer medication  

[mumsy]

its ok with two of you    My girls, apart from Rosie are a bit on the skittish side.......

[poultrygeist]

Likewise with all of ours. When I tried with anything edible, they all wanted a bit. Even with a syringe it got snatched from my hand and I had to chase around to recover it. It was funny but annoying.

Rob  

[Poolfield2]

Can we see the video  

[mumsy]

Just a quick update...think the worst is over..........well, fingers crossed   she is so much better today, only after 1 lot of baytril.  Will carry on with the course though.. her nose has stopped running & she is eating.... no eggy yet, just as well, as now can't use any til 7 days after treatment finished  Its incredible how they pick themselves up....I was almost certain I would find her dead this morning, I know she's not out of the woods yet....) Thanks for all your get well wishes......they seem to work

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[Aunt Sally]

Good news Mumsy  

[Chookaholic]

i'm so pleased for you. pets are like your children,it's awful when they get ill.I have a cat who is 13,she got knocked down by a car.She finally recovered after treatment,but it was touch & go for weeks.It cost me about £400 for all her treatment,but it was worth every penny  I think I have a few more grey hairs now!