you need to take him to your vet first thing this morning.

omg go to the vet !!!!!!

Do you know what kind of flea medication was used on them?  I would contact your vet tomorrow to see if you can get them in to be examined for their 8 week puppy shots etc and see what type of flea medicine your vet recommends.  As for tonight I would give them both a bath to try to remove any live fleas and remove flea dirt so it is less likely to leave fleas or eggs in your house.

Good Luck

Dr Dawn

honestly…i would get a vet involved.  sometimes they can identify a malady based on the smell, but they’d want to do further diagnostics.

Call emergency vet ASAP!!! 

Maybe call a vet that does housecalls?

Good luck!

~kelly

Sitting vertically could mean he is bloated. You are either feeding him too much or he cannot properly digest his food. 

I am not an expert on chickens, nor am I familiar with specific chicken diseases that may be endemic in Bangladesh. Some chickens thrive merely eating a wide range of food scraps and foraging for insects. Most chickens do not thrive when kept indoors. In general I do not recommend vaccines for any species. I have done some research to find out about poultry diseases in Bangladesh and have not found anything specific, so I have compiled some possible references, even one in India. 

In general I do not recommend vaccines and do recommend having a relationship with a homeopath or natural healing veterinarian so if they become ill you can immediately get help. 

Several good contacts in the US include:

http://urbanhomestead.org/journal/2010/07/30/raising-natural-poultry/

holistic-hen.blogspot.com/

http://www.petremedycharts.com/ChickenHealth/home_remedies_for_chickens.html

http://www.vethomopath.com/indpoultry.htm – Dr. Makker is in India, so may have some better information for you. 

Hello,
Most of the time people do not vaccinate chicks. But sometimes you can treat with antibiotics put into the water. What is the problem you are having?
~kelly

I use ol Roy and my dogs seem to really love it!

If you want the best you should go online and research feeding your dog a raw or “BARF” diet – this is the most biologically appropriate diet for almost any dog.  Once you find local sources for the raw meat and raw bones required by the diet, and get both you and your dog comfortable feeding raw it will cost less than what you might spend on a premium prepared kibble or canned food.

But, it may not fit with your lifestyle — many people can’t stand the thought of handling raw meat, gathering the supplies, and making sure food is defrosted each day for the dog’s meal(s).  It is easier to buy a bag or can of commercially prepared dog food.  And some dogs have health issues or damaged teeth that can not tolerate a raw diet.

So, the way to pick the best dog food you can afford, you need to find a good pet store (one that does not sell puppies!) and locate the grain-free selection of dog foods (either kibble or canned, which ever you prefer to feed).  Then start reading the labels.  You want a grain-free product that has real meat as the first 2 (or even better 3) ingredients.  Real meat will read: beef, lamb, turkey, elk, bison, salmon meal, whitefish meal, etc.  Meals are the entire animal ground up and dried — which is a good thing when it comes to fish!

Do not buy anything that lists ‘by-products’ in the ingredients.  By-products can be nothing more than ground up chicken feathers — not a good source of protein no matter what the commercial producers say!

You may pay more for this very good dog food, but your dog will eat less of it per meal to maintain an ideal weight over foods that contain grains.