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Healthy chicks will run around, eat and sleep. If you see any standing with their eye closed, that's a sign that something could be wrong. -Kathy

Are they all acting normal? Do any sleep standing up? -Kathy

How many days were they treated already? -Kathy

I doubt that they died from anything that you can get, but to be safe, double bag them and place them on a bottom shelf and wash your hands after handling them. -Kathy

How many day were which ones on the oxytet? -Kathy

How old are the chicks? -Kathy

Sorry for your loss. Are any more clicking? If you can, contact the state vet and ask about having them tested. Many states do them for free, so do call and ask. Refrigerate now and send FedEx in the morning. Ask them for their FedEx account number, it will be much less expensive that way...

Can you see the pictures I'm posting? -Kathy

Corid Powder is 1.5 teaspoons per gallon, but will not treat respiratory illness, it only treats coccidiosis. This picture shows the oxytetracycline dose: I would use the 800 mg dose of 2.5 tablespoons per gallon for respiratory illness. What are you trying to treat? -Kathy

My previous post is for Corid, not oxytetracycline. Here is the dosing info for oxytet: I would use the 800 mg dose of 2.5 tablespoons per gallon. -Kathy

Liquid or powder? Powder is 1.5 teaspoons per gallon Liquid is 2 teaspoons per gallon. -Kathy

The Corid powder dose that is equal to 9.5ml liquid per gallon is 1.5 teaspoons per gallon, nothing less. -Kathy The Corid Powder Dose Corid and Amprol Dosing Information