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    Help!

    On the age they are from 30 months to 11 months. Some of them did molt and some didn’t. I have a led bulb on a timer that comes on about 3:30 am. So they are getting about 15 hours of light. They have been in the new coop now for about a month now, but they quit laying before
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    Help!

    I understand the winter issue and even put a light in the coop on a timer but that didn’t work either
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    Help!

    Do you think they will come out of it or am I gonna need to get rid of them
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    Help!

    i had a flock of 11 hens and a rooster. I was given seven adult bantam hens by someone. I introduced them into my existing flock. Within a week, all of my original hens quit laying. This was two months ago. The new bantams are laying fine and only 2 of my original girls are laying again. I...
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    Losing hope

    I let her sleep all night
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    Losing hope

    This is food I am feeding
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    Losing hope

    Wormed the whole flock with when I noticed she was sick. I have looked her over good and haven't seen any mites or lice. Got all the birds from the same person and my guess is the are about 4 months old. Don't know about the standing and sleeping but she would stand away from the other birds...
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    Losing hope

    How do I get her to eat those things. Can I grind them up in some of the electrolyte water and use the syringe. His is the electrolyte mix I have
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    Losing hope

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    Losing hope

    I forgot to put that in there, yes I have wormed her and the flock. I am giving her quite a bit of food. She is lathargic, just sits with her eyes closed. She moves her legs but the movement doesn't appear to be coordinated
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    Losing hope

    i Have a sick hen that I am about to give up on. She got sick about a week ago and was wobbly, diahrea, lathargic. The next day she was down and could not stand or walk. She has lost a bunch of weight. She refuses to eat or drink. I have had her on corid for a week now and the diahrea has...
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    Amprolium mg per chicken

    Yes it does, thanks You have to know that in 20% corid powder there is 270 mg of amprolium. Then u have to know that the is basically 5 ml in a teaspoon. So if you add 270 mg of amprolium to 10 ml of water you get 27 mg amprolium to 1 ml of water. Since the correct dosage is 9.1 mg per pound...
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    Amprolium mg per chicken

    Thank y I have looked everywhere for that info
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    Amprolium mg per chicken

    I have the corid powder. Is that the correct dosage for that
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    Amprolium mg per chicken

    I have a sick chicken who will only drink and eat when forced to. I need to know how many mg of amprolium to give her so I can mix up single dose and give by dropper.
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