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  1. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    Try looking for a vet that sees caged birds and exotics. -Kathy
  2. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    That's my guess, too. Would be nice to know what worms to treat for since something like the capillary worm does require more aggressive treatment. When I suspect capillary worms I use Safeguard liquid or paste at 0.23ml per pound (50mg/kg) for five days in a row. -Kathy
  3. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    Did you have her poop checked by a vet for worms eggs, coccidia, bacteria and yeast? -Kathy
  4. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    She probably had worms. -Kathy
  5. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    I treat for 5 days at 0.23ml per pound orally. An average sized Rhode Island Red hen would get 1.5ml orally. -Kathy
  6. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    You can you the liquid or paste that's labeled for goats, cattle or horses. Doesn't matter as long as it says Fenbendazole 10%, Fenbendazole 100mg/ml or Fenbendazole 100mg/gram. All can be used on any animal, including poultry. Safeguard, Panacur or generic, it doesn't matter... -Kathy
  7. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    ACV and garlic in the water won't treat or prevent worms. If one has them, the others probably do, but not all birds will show evidence of worms. I just assume they all have worms and worm them with Safeguard to rule out the possibility that worms are making them sick. -Kathy
  8. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    How old and what breed? -Kathy
  9. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    @Kelli Michele , your hen should probably weight about 6 pounds by now. @11mini , I don't think you mentioned the age or breed of your hen, or did you? -Kathy
  10. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    Most people won't until it's way too late. -Kathy
  11. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    I would strongly suggest that both of you buy a digital kitchen scale and start weighing your birds. That way you'll know if they're getting worse or better. -Kathy
  12. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    Definitely not normal... Can you take her to a vet? -Kathy
  13. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    If she were my hen and I wanted to rule out worms I would give her 0.9ml for five days. Some will say not to give Corid and Safeguard, but I do and have seen no side effects doing so, nor have I read of any drug interactions between them. Can you post a picture of the poop? -Kathy
  14. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    You're welcome. You can get Corid at Tractor supply in the cattle section. -Kathy
  15. casportpony

    Help! Diarrhea and acting odd

    I use Corid and always treat for a severe case. Here is a picture that shows the dosing: -Kathy
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