TY! So, Monique is a banty cochin, only weighs 0.866 kg. Vet told me 20 mg per 1kg. If you say 50 mg per kg, that's more than 2x the prescribed dosage. Wouldn't that be a severe overdose?
Good point. Although, she did specifically say it's a single dose treatment and that even a second dose is no guarantee to get rid of all the worms. She said some birds are just more susceptible to heterakis than others, and there's a good chance it's in her genes. So a second dose may not do...
The vet specifically said she had "heterakis," which I believe is the same as cecal worms. She said heterakis is more commonly treated among turkeys and geese than chickens, although I didn't fully understand why.
The med is Panacur, administered orally as a one-time dose. She did say I can...
Kathy, I'm so sorry. I just saw this today. Somehow I must have disabled notifications for thread updates. All fixed now. But there wouldn't have been much to take a pic for anyway because the poop was SO runny, it just looked like water.
Ok, UPDATE....
After about a week, Monique's diarrhea...
My bantam cochin recently came down with an impacted crop. I caught it in time, isolated her and withdrew her regular feed. The first day, I gave her only a little soft bread dipped in olive oil and water with ACV and a little apple juice mixed in. The second day I gave her a little more bread...