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Baytril dosage for ducks with bumblefoot
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<blockquote data-quote="Quatie" data-source="post: 25946054" data-attributes="member: 594383"><p>So I am not seeing any infected like tissue in there. It looks like tissue trying to heal on the top. I just don't see necrotic tissue. I am going to tag [USER=42327]@Miss Lydia[/USER] for a second opinion. She may not respond till the morning.</p><p></p><p>There is definitely a risk with continually opening it and reinfecting it. You do not want stick gauze in the hole. The gauze will end up having the tissue form to it. Going back to vet could also be worthwhile and having the vet take a second look at it. In person, the vet is going to know healthy tissue from not and if it still infected. Having someone in person is always the best. </p><p></p><p>That mass is not really going to necessarily go down. My Pekin has a lump on her foot that is permanent and will never go away. It is just excess tissue that grew around the infection. </p><p></p><p>If it is orally it is usually administered at a higher dosage and for 5 -7 days. I have seen other vets administer it for 10+ days on the site. </p><p></p><p>I have seen [USER=437550]@Isaac 0[/USER] on recently. Maybe he will see this. He is one of the most knowledgeable people about ducks on this site. He is the most likely to be able to give you the answers you seek.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Quatie, post: 25946054, member: 594383"] So I am not seeing any infected like tissue in there. It looks like tissue trying to heal on the top. I just don't see necrotic tissue. I am going to tag [USER=42327]@Miss Lydia[/USER] for a second opinion. She may not respond till the morning. There is definitely a risk with continually opening it and reinfecting it. You do not want stick gauze in the hole. The gauze will end up having the tissue form to it. Going back to vet could also be worthwhile and having the vet take a second look at it. In person, the vet is going to know healthy tissue from not and if it still infected. Having someone in person is always the best. That mass is not really going to necessarily go down. My Pekin has a lump on her foot that is permanent and will never go away. It is just excess tissue that grew around the infection. If it is orally it is usually administered at a higher dosage and for 5 -7 days. I have seen other vets administer it for 10+ days on the site. I have seen [USER=437550]@Isaac 0[/USER] on recently. Maybe he will see this. He is one of the most knowledgeable people about ducks on this site. He is the most likely to be able to give you the answers you seek. [/QUOTE]
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