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Hi, Aam! What's the age of the chicks and the temperature around the coop and how often do you clean up the coop? That could help find out the cause of the sneezing. For now make sure they eat. Again the poop color could help as well. Chicks having NDV could sneeze and have a green droping...

I believe boosting their imune system to work effectively is better than exposing chickens to synthetic chemicals and they'll end up in our systems through the eggs we take. This is my opinion.

Honey is good but expensive in some parts of the world. I prefer glucose its cheep here in Nigeria. Thanks for this new alternative.

@centrarchid I think probiotics can take care of the secondary infections. Milk or yoghout with probiotics can serve at this point. Any alternavte you like to share wuth us?

@Eggsessive I use veniger to raise my 50 day olds and now 41 survived nd are laying very good. They're 26 weeks old now. Veniger did work for them cos I never used amprolium on them untill they're 16 weeks old and they start laying at week 20. I use local herbs on them to treat some symptoms...

@kirstieJG Congratulations you solved half of your birds problem. Keep it up! Soon you could be helping others. That's why I like this BYC network, it helps to save lives. Don't forget to put glucose in their water cos you might not know when she'll need extra energy to overcome her weakness...

@kirstieJG I think you should keep on with what your chick started responding to, cos I think you've got to the bottom of your chicks' case. Thinking of other options might be at a risk. Apple cider is good for raising chickens cos it has the liquide sulphur that stays in their system and...

dewoeming depends on the age of your chicken, it might not be worms and you can only see the larger worms with your eyes. google for dark brown poo, check the image search

If she has been eating then she might have worms in her that shares the food she eats with, but deworming depends on the age of the bird. You can google for worms and how they affect chickens. Am not a vet, so, I can't say if cocci results to aneamia. I just had a two years experience of raising...

Dark brown, brown,and all gray white poops all indicates coccidiosis. I think there is a kind of resistance in the cocci treatment. But what ever its the case, I suspect they die sterving cos medication without enough food may result to death. So try adding glucose to their medicated water and...

Hi, first I'll advice you to change the coop or clean it with dis-infectants a week or three days before introducing new chickens and ofcoures isolate them from older ones. Secondly, you can google for signs of mareks to make sure you're thinking of the right thing. And you should check the poo...