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Coccidia is species (strain) specific in poultry. But yes, their are dog, cat and goats strains as well - as far as I know, those are specific to each animal as well. Sulfa medication can be hard on them, so it's up to you whether to treat the rest. Probably won't hurt them though. Some...

Walking looks normal to me. I think the first video you have her up high and she is just unsure... Poop looks pretty good, I do see a bit of intestinal shedding and some mucous. Coccidiosis does not always present as blood in the stool, there are only 1 or 2 strains that even show up as blood...

If you started the DiMethox, then I would continue with that - finish the course of treatment.

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fwiw - it's Coccidia which is a protozoa, not Cocci which is a bacteria. Coccidia can be found in poop, soil, etc. it can be found inside the brooder and outside of the brooder. It thrives in wet warm moist environments. Chicks poop in their water, the bedding gets wet -there's a breeding...

I agree, it sounds like Coccidiosis. Re-treat with Corid. Don't give any vitamins or supplements during treatment. I would dose all the chicks at a rate of 2 teaspoons of 9.6% Corid liquid per gallon of water. Give for 5-7 days - make sure this is the ONLY water available during that time...