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    PSA - Baycox/Endocox for Coccidiosis

    I was also looking for a drench dose and got 3mg/lb from another post on here, apparently that was the amount given from a vet. I dissolved into 1mL (which is an arbitrary amount) only because it was a small volume that was easy for me to syringe into her. It was easy to dissolve so there is...
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    PSA - Baycox/Endocox for Coccidiosis

    Oh yes sorry if this was unclear! Definitely use the dose on the package if they are drinking freely or if you have a group you are treating @Pandang81 . The singular pullet I was treating was not drinking on her own. I had seen a post with vet guidance to give 3mg/lb per day so I adjusted to...
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    PSA - Baycox/Endocox for Coccidiosis

    I work in a chemistry lab so we have lots of balances, but I think a kitchen scale may be able to get down to mg!
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    Mystery Illness - Extremely Slow Digestion

    Update: she has gotten considerably weaker over the past 24 hrs, but is still bright eyed and alert. I have been tube feeding, but she is still eating jam and drinking on her own. The decline has mostly been related to use of her legs. I have never seen her lay down - even while sleeping she...
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    Mystery Illness - Extremely Slow Digestion

    I will look into that! I have seen posts on here about it but never done it myself because I’m not super familiar with fermenting things and was afraid I might make them sick if not done correctly. But at this point will try anything! Thanks
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    Mystery Illness - Extremely Slow Digestion

    Thank you for your response - I am trying so hard to get her better. She has remained very alert at all stages of whatever is going on so I don’t want to give up on getting her to improve.
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    Mystery Illness - Extremely Slow Digestion

    Hi all, Wondering if anyone could throw out some ideas on how to best treat one of my birds. Backstory: got her in April at 4-5 months old. She came with three others, the others extremely healthy and energetic. This one did not seem sick per se, but has always been less active, not super...
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    PSA - Baycox/Endocox for Coccidiosis

    This may be old news for folks outside the US, but within the US our most common treatment of coccidiosis is corid (amprolium). I recently introduced several new chickens to my flock all on Medicated feed, one came down with coccidiosis. Put her on corid as well as a prescription sulfa...
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    Please help! C. Perfringens / Necrotic Enteritis

    Thank you for your response! I did what you suggested and started her on corid and then treated her with the fish mox when it arrived. After a few days the fish mox got rid of the unique smell, so I thought it was helping, but even after the full treatment the consistency and color did not...
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    Please help! C. Perfringens / Necrotic Enteritis

    Help! I have a flock of 9 silkies. I bought one last week, she has been quarantined by herself with no exposure to the other birds. Day 1 I noticed she didn’t have much appetite and was very thirsty, but I thought it was just adjusting to a new situation. I noticed her runny and green poops...
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