Dying chick, help

[shadowbanned]

Corid is very safe, so you can treat all chicks. If you have this chick separated, I would treat just it. How are you keeping you chicks? I would not use fermented feed on baby chicks. That is just my opinion though. I used FF for most of a year, and I feel like it isn’t necessary or if it really makes a difference in their health. My yard was a mess from it, they wasted it, and it became a pain to use in freezing weather. In hot weather I worried about mold. For baby chicks, they need to learn how to eat chicken crumbles and to forage. Coccidiosis is very common from 3-9 weeks old, and it can be a chronic and ongoing infection in some chicks preventing them from gaining weight. Worming might also be something that you would want to do.

Thank you, what product would you recommend for worming?

I have them all in our spare room. We're getting the outdoor coop in order right now. It's still 30-40s at night here.

 

[Eggcessive]

I use Valbazen 1/2 ml for a 5 pound chicken given once and again in 10 days. Use 0.08 ml per pound for chicks. Or you can use SafeGuard Liquid Goat Wormer or horse paste 0.23 ml (1/4 ml) per pound of weight given once and again in 10 days for round worms and cecal worms.

 

[shadowbanned]

Ok so will these products work? How much corid for chicken water?

 

[shadowbanned]

I use Valbazen 1/2 ml for a 5 pound chicken given once and again in 10 days. Use 0.08 ml per pound for chicks. Or you can use SafeGuard Liquid Goat Wormer or horse paste 0.23 ml (1/4 ml) per pound of weight given once and again in 10 days for round worms and cecal worms.

She isn't very interested in drinking or eating right now, how do I make sure she gets enough?

 

[Eggcessive]

Use the Corid dosage in post 5 for the liquid Corid. You can give her some of the undiluted Corid around 1/4 ml orally once a day. Dip her beak in the treated water often to get her drinking. You can also sprinkle some Corid treated water on a few chick crumbles so that she will get some.

 

[shadowbanned]

Use the Corid dosage in post 5 for the liquid Corid. You can give her some of the undiluted Corid around 1/4 ml orally once a day. Dip her beak in the treated water often to get her drinking. You can also sprinkle some Corid treated water on a few chick crumbles so that she will get some.

Oh my gosh I missed that sorry

Thank you so much!

 

[shadowbanned]

Well she finally pooped a little bit. I don't see any blood.

 

[shadowbanned]

Use the Corid dosage in post 5 for the liquid Corid. You can give her some of the undiluted Corid around 1/4 ml orally once a day. Dip her beak in the treated water often to get her drinking. You can also sprinkle some Corid treated water on a few chick crumbles so that she will get some.

She didn't make it. I posted a picture of her last poop. Does it look normal? I got the corid and safeguard. Idk if I should treat everyone or not. It happened so fast, I almost wonder if she got injured. The other birds are much bigger, although there were only 6 of them in that pen.

 

[LaFleche]

Well she finally pooped a little bit. I don't see any blood.

To me it rather looks like there was some kind of renal disorder going on.

Sorry you lost her.

 

[Eggcessive]

Very sorry for your loss.