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Sorry for you loss. -Kathy

That's odd, I would expect to see more fecal matter than that given the amount you're tubing, but yes, the red looks like it could be intestinal lining. I think I would start them all on Corid in case the Sulfa didn't get the coccidia. -Kathy

I would not recommend trying to mix Tylan 50 or Tylan 200 in drinking water. What's important is that each sick bird get 55mg/kg twice a day for at least three days. Tylan (tylosin) will treat some bacteria, but not many, and @IceAngel is correct, it will not treat coccidiosis. This table...

Pictures from:http://www.hopkinslivestock.com/oral_dosing_article.htm The hole at the back of the tongue is the entrance to the trachea - Nothing should ever go in there! -Kathy

Read this before dosing: http://www.hopkinslivestock.com/oral_dosing_article.htm -Kathy

Note that you cannot put the injectable in drinking water! -Kathy

110mg/kg is 50mg per pound. This is what the maker of Tylan say (it's for powder, but doesn't matter, you can give the injectable the orally. Quote: It will work best is given more than once a day. Here's the bad news... if it does work, it almost certainly means that you have CRD...

I do believe they will treat them and not cull them. -Kathy

Do you know which vet you're seeing? Not that is matter's, 'cause they're all good, just curious. -Kathy

They can have more than one problem at a time. -Kathy

If they aren't drinking enough they won't get better. -Kathy

Weigh all of them and give 0.07ml per 100 grams. -Kathy

Okay... You could try to give her a Corid drench. To do that you need to mix 1/2 teaspoon Corid with 9ml water (or 2 teaspoons will be closenenough). Stir well and give 0.3ml orally. Do this in addition to her medicated water. What food is she eating? Chick crumbles? -Kathy