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No, separately, after the course of Corid was complete. I know that vitamins mess with the meds.

Thanks! I followed with probiotics and an electrolyte/vitamin mixture. Before I switched to a drench, I tube fed the two birds who were worst off with about 35cc of the medicated water 3 times per day, to make sure that they were getting at least some. These two that I've been drenching still...

Yes, I followed this schedule with all my birds, and these two didn't get better. I started the treatment outlined above after a week of ampro at full strength and a week at half strength. Thanks for helping me clarify!

Hi everyone, just a quick update for future reference. I had one bird with green slimy poops and one with bloody poops. I drenched both birds with Safeguard (.23 mL per pound) and Corid (0.1 mL per pound) for five days. Poop returned to normal around day 4. I had seen it recommended to...

Kathy, you are amazing. Thank you so much for the info!!!

Would you recommend continuing the corid as well?

Thank you!

Kathy, do you have any thoughts on my situation? (outlined in post #278)

I have wazine in the med kit that I could try if you think this looks like worms...

Great question! I didn't mention that my ladies get rooster booster dewormer for 3 days once a month. I have seen no evidence of worms in the feces. I treated Waffles with a few drops of ivermectin before I started the Corid. I am encouraged by the initial response to the corid, as well. Here...

I have a bird who is not responding to Corid as well as I would hope. It's a complicated situation, and I'd love your input. Here's the timeline: 1. Waffles has slimy green poop. Lydia has bloody poop. I start treating the older girls (4 pullets, 6 mos. old) with Corid at the strongest...