Does anyone know the dose for Albon Suspension?

[Fox]

It is a the type prescribed by a vet (a flavored suspension), not the kind usually added in water?For a very small dog (Yorkie) they say to give 30cc once a day, but I don't know what to use for a small, mutt chicken. She is half Silkie, half Golden Comet, but no bigger really than the Silkies. I believe she must have Coccidiosis as she had a bloody blob stuck to her feather. I thought perhaps something was wrong with her vent, but after I cleaned her up, I did not see anything. Her poo was smelly and on her feathers. She acts normal otherwise right now. Also have another chicken with her vent area being a mess. So I'm thinking I may have coccidiosis in the flock... odd since none are young, but we've had really weird and very wet weather this winter, and I wonder if it's bring things out in the soil and so on. So since I have this Albon Suspension, I thought I could use it for the chickens, but I don't think it's the type you dilute with water, so I'm not sure exactly how much to give. Any help would be very appreciated! Thank you!!

 

[Eggcessive]

What is the concentration of the Albon? There are differing strengths from 5% to 12% and so on. This link says to treat at 25 mg per pound in the first dose, and then 12.5 mg thereafter. It sounds like your yorkie is getting a lot, since most yorkies weigh 3-9 pounds. Most chickens weigh between 1 1/2 lb for a bantam to 5-7 lb for a large chicken. Here is one link I found with the dosage above for dogs and cats:
http://www.drugs.com/vet/albon-oral-suspension-5.html

I'm more familiar with the generic sulfadimethoxine powder or liquid, given in water for chickens. These 2 links below give that dosage:
https://www.mcmurrayhatchery.com/sulfadimethox_albon_.html
http://www.drugs.com/vet/sulfadimethoxine-concentrated-solution-12-5.html

 

[Fox]

What is the concentration of the Albon? There are differing strengths from 5% to 12% and so on. This link says to treat at 25 mg per pound in the first dose, and then 12.5 mg thereafter. It sounds like your yorkie is getting a lot, since most yorkies weigh 3-9 pounds. Most chickens weigh between 1 1/2 lb for a bantam to 5-7 lb for a large chicken. Here is one link I found with the dosage above for dogs and cats:
http://www.drugs.com/vet/albon-oral-suspension-5.html

I'm more familiar with the generic sulfadimethoxine powder or liquid, given in water for chickens. These 2 links below give that dosage:
https://www.mcmurrayhatchery.com/sulfadimethox_albon_.html
http://www.drugs.com/vet/sulfadimethoxine-concentrated-solution-12-5.html

Thank you for the links.The label on the bottle only says Albon Suspension on it. Maybe I misread the numbers in the dose. It was for my sister's dog, so I wasn't giving the med. I will have to check. I am more familiar with the type to add to water as well, so I was unsure of this. Thank you for the help!