Basically wash/rinse the area with a solution of Apple Cider Vinegar and water, then treat with an antifungal if you can find one that's what you consider safe for where it is on the chicken.
I hope she caught it early. Some of those pictures I looked at were seriously troubling.
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My friend was here today, and told me that she found your reply extremely helpful Kristine, and wished me to convey her thanks to you. She used Apple Cider Vinegar on him and thinks he's looking better already. It made her feel more confident to have some of her thoughts supported by the links you sent, and also the kind thoughts!
That's wonderful!
I'm so glad I could help. The first link - to the DVM one - is really helpful to me. I'm glad she feels better about her care for her chicken.
Thank you for telling me!
There is nothing so bad that politics cannot make it worse. - Thomas Sowell
Everything that is really great and inspiring is created by the individual who can labor in freedom. - Albert Einstein
We used to use Gentian Violet for thrush in kids. It worked well and has to be less toxic than some of the newer treatments. This is Blue Kote and I use it topically on my animals. You could spray it on a cotton bud and apply to oral surface several times a day. Not a vet here but I am a MD/PhD pediatrician.
The barrel was packed to the top with fish. And he was shooting the fish. This tiny ad stopped him:
Our PIE page has been updated, anybody wanna test?