Coccidiosis

[B_Chickle01]

I posted on here bit ago my 4week(about)old cornish was showing signs of Coccidiosis. He was treated with powder CORID 1/3 tsp for 7 days. He is still showing signs of coccidiosis. I attached photos below of a couple of his poops to see. Is it possible theres an immunity to Corid? I read that could happen on here but I dont remember the name of the med ppl had to use as an alternative and cant find an article. Can anyone tell me the name possibly? Just for some more info for everyone.. He’s then only one showing signs of Coccidiosis and he’s in his own smaller coop away from rest of my preexisting flock. I will take her out to “free range” or my mother will if we’re at work. He goes only into my screened in porch with us so other flock doesn’t bother him as they are free ranging. Im just not understanding why this has not cleared up after being treated! I never had this issue with older flock when they had it for the first time last yr. Any info would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Eggcessive]

Most people use Corid 10 ml or 2 tsp of the liquid per gallon. If using the powder it is 1.5 tsp per gallon. I would treat him now with the maximum dosage above. Some use Sulfadimethoxine or Albon for certain strains of resistant coccidiosis. But you may have been underdosing.

 

[B_Chickle01]

Most people use Corid 10 ml or 2 tsp of the liquid per gallon. If using the powder it is 1.5 tsp per gallon. I would treat him now with the maximum dosage above. Some use Sulfadimethoxine or Albon for certain strains of resistant coccidiosis. But you may have been underdosing.

Ok ty so much. I’ll use liquid this time too. Should I do 7 or 5days?