SUBJECT: URGENT: Multiple budgies with severe respiratory distress, tail bobbing, facial discharge (Location: UP, India)Hello, I need urgent emergency help. I have [insert total number, e.g., 4] budgies in Uttar Pradesh, India, and all of them are showing severe respiratory symptoms. I cannot take them to a physical avian vet due to strict parental and financial constraints. I need to know what exact medications (antibiotics/antifungals/parasiticides) I can buy at a local Indian human/animal pharmacy, along with the exact safe dosages for budgies.
Current Symptoms:Breathing: Very heavy breathing, severe tail bobbing with every breath, lethargy, and sleeping all day.Posture: Some are completely exhausted and sitting on the bottom of the cage.Appetite: Still eating, but appetite has visibly decreased.Facial Discharge: One budgie has a highly concerning dried, red, and yellowish fluid crusted around its mouth, cere (nostrils), and eyes.Sounds: I can hear [mention if you hear clicking, wheezing, sneezing, or if they are silent].Environmental Conditions:Location: Uttar Pradesh, India (the weather is currently very hot, around [insert current temperature in °C] degrees).Fumes: No mosquito coils, vaporizers, or Teflon are being used near them.I am currently trying to keep them stable by placing food/water on the cage floor, isolating the worst one, and gently clearing the dried nasal crust with warm water. Please tell me what generic medications (like Doxycycline, Enrofloxacin, etc.) I should ask for at the pharmacy and how to safely dose them in their water or orally. They are fading fast. Thank you.
