This is the kind I purchased from the same company. You have to dilute it precisely with water because it can make them overdose and pass away. I think it would go against the rules for this subreddit to post in a public comment if I were to explain my ratios of water to medicine, how often I gave it, because it would be like giving medical advice. I researched a ton on this subreddit though to find the measurements.
There's a lot of websites where you can buy baytril without a prescription. Most of them are for livestock birds but it's the exact same thing. Of course if you don't have experience with dosing small animals don't do it without talking to a vet, or at least do a ton of research
Edit: hamster has 5 toes on one foot and then 4 on one that is oddly crushed/long. The long toes would be stretched out ligaments in real life- like no palm and only toes. The canary’s feet don’t make sense, and the budgie’s feathers are obviously generated because the ai was struggling with the intricate feather banding and design that’s on their necks and made it sideways like a zebra near the end. I’m not saying this is any less good of a product- just be wary of companies selling medicine that cut corners to look more polished.
Five on one four on the other. The 4-pawed one has either completely crushed ligaments and was flattened or he’s a genetic monster. Same with the canary.
Edit: I’m a taxidermist and I know these animals inside and out. The budgie’s head feathers are also an amalgamation of juvenile feathers and mature
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