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Plus it is huge compared to the other one then again it never got sick and the black one was sickly for at least 5 days before it started eating completely normal again.

I'm thinking this baby may be a he. It escaped one day and when my husband finally caught it the darn thing was trying to flog me. It isn't always that aggressive but is definitely to dominant protector of the bunch. I also have recently noticed the black one has no signs of red on her comb but...

You can see her bum foot in this one. I am hoping it doesn't cause any issues when I finally try to introduce them to my flock. My BPR girls can be kind of pushy.

It is kind of hard to see but she definitely is going to have very puffy cheek feathers.

I lost my pretty light colored one. It got sick and died within hours of showing symptoms. The black one with a bum foot got sick too but it fought hard through the night until I could get to town to get some medicine.

I have a light brown leghorn that quit roosting in the coop about a week ago. I havent been able to find her to move her where she needs to be. Now tonight my austra white and white plymouth rock are with her instead of the coop. They were calling out to me when I was calling them so I am hoping...

I have tried googling it and found lots of articles on how to treat it and how to use the corid but nothing on how long to keep them apart.

I had 3 baby chicks and 4 keets. 2 of my chicks got coccidiosis 1 passed away within hours of realizing it was sick. The other fought through the night and had a rough first day of medication but today she/he has been very alert, eating and drinking decent for being sick, and having normal...

If he or she survives how soon can I put the chicks back together?

The sweet baby is still pulling through.

The poor baby started seizing this evening. :(

I know we aren't in the clear yet but it was just a lot easier to get it to eat and drink a few minutes ago.

I was finally able to get it to eat a little bit. I had to rub its beak in the food and once it finally took a bite it took a couple more.

The first one to get sick passed away during the night. The second one that was sickly is still able to get up and walk around and sometimes I can get it to drink a little bit. It was still eating as of last night but hasn't touched any food today. I got medicated food and mixed a little bit of...

I am truly heart broken. The one I knew was sick has died and I have found the other sick one because it is now really lethargic too. I seperated it and cleaned everything up again. Hopefully I can manage to save this one but with how quickly it took the other one I am afraid it is too long...

I'm fairly certain that's what it is. I looked it up last night. I'm still not sure what all I am going to get but I'm fairly certain with the help of someone at the co-op I can find some medicine for them.

So one of the other chicks already has it but I have no clue which one. After I seperated them there was bloody runny stool on the fresh newspaper. They are all up and moving, eating, and drinking. I plan on going to get something first thing in the morning but have no clue what I need to do...

I have a sick baby! It went from acting fine to having diarrhea and being lethargic and even at times seems to be having convulsions. I have seperated it and for tonight have given it food with garlic mixed in even though it isn't touching it and have given it water with apple cider vinegar. I...

Hopefully you can see the pictures better than what my phone is showing. If you can't the best way I can describe it is it's wing seems split with the tip pointing outward.

I was given some chicks and keets the other day and one of them has an odd looking wing. Will this correct itself as new feathers come in?