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Ah, I see, you posted another photo. Yes...Amoxicillin is an antibiotic. Since this is vet prescribed, call or email your vet and ask what the withdrawal period is. Most antibiotics are used off label. General rule of thumb is 14 days after the last dose but do your research and ask your vet...

The medication you have posted in the photo is Amprolium (Corid), it's a Coccidiostat, used to treat Coccidiosis only. It's not an antibiotic. There's no withdrawal period when using the correct dosing of Amprolium.

And this is correct!!

O.K. Chickens are not cattle:)

The above is the correct dosing for Corid. The break down/formulation is in the link below. https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/updated-corid-and-amprol-amprolium-dosing.818879/

Do you have photos? Did you treat with the Corid? Sorry that you are still losing a some here and there.

Without having testing/necropsy, there's no way to know really what was causing the losses. It sounds like things have settled down for you, but if you begin to lose more, it's a good idea to send a body to your Texas lab.

I'm sorry you lost another one, hopefully you can send the body for analysis. So it's only the Polish, but they are in separate brooders with other breeds of chicks? Have you noticed if the other breeds are picking or pecking at the Polish? Consider putting all the Polish in one brooder to...

How are they doing? I'm unclear on the ages of the chicks (?) that are affected? Have you tried treating for Coccidiosis? If not, then I would treat with Corid to see if that helps. Liquid Corid dose is 2tsp or Powdered Corid Dose is 1 1/2tsp per gallon of water given for 5-7 days as the...