Saturday at 3:05 PM #1 F Fluffybutthut101 In the Brooder Jun 28, 2024 11 1 26 Any idea what this is? I’ve been dusting for lice, every 7 days for last 3 weeks. Plan to worm them today. Been periodically putting Vaseline on but doesn’t seem to look any better. Attachments IMG_8539.jpeg 865 KB · Views: 15 IMG_8532.jpeg 563.9 KB · Views: 4 IMG_8425.jpeg 222.7 KB · Views: 4
Any idea what this is? I’ve been dusting for lice, every 7 days for last 3 weeks. Plan to worm them today. Been periodically putting Vaseline on but doesn’t seem to look any better.
Saturday at 3:33 PM #2 Eggcessive Wrangler Premium Feather Member 14 Years Apr 3, 2011 82,607 83,552 1,592 southern Ohio That looks like a fungal infection called favus. The usual treatment if miconazole/Monistat or clotrimazole antifungal cream applied to the white chalky area daily. Betadine or povidone iodine 10% is also a treatment. Here are some pictures of favus: https://bitchinchickens.com/2023/01/23/favus-ringworm-in-chickens/
That looks like a fungal infection called favus. The usual treatment if miconazole/Monistat or clotrimazole antifungal cream applied to the white chalky area daily. Betadine or povidone iodine 10% is also a treatment. Here are some pictures of favus: https://bitchinchickens.com/2023/01/23/favus-ringworm-in-chickens/
Saturday at 3:33 PM #3 WingItRanch Crowing May 10, 2024 2,691 6,110 431 East Texas It may be favus which is a fungal infection. You can use a topical antifungal cream but wear gloves because it can be contagious to humans.
It may be favus which is a fungal infection. You can use a topical antifungal cream but wear gloves because it can be contagious to humans.