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Sorry that it happened. I'm sure you felt torn, but it was the best thing for your flock. Hopefully none of the respiratory problems will spread. Fortunately MG/CRD, coryza, and infectious bronchitis usually die out after a few days after cleaning.

You're welcome. Hope they get better soon.

I never think it is good to give antibiotics to chickens not having symptoms of disease. That causes bacteria to build up resistance to antibiotics. On the other hand, Corid should be given to everyone where there is cocci infection, since it will spread in the poo, but Corid isn't an antibiotic.

Unfortunately people will sell sick or disease-carrier chickens to unsuspecting people. Your Duramycin 72-200 looks to be just like Liquamycin LA200, so in this link, they say 1 ml or 200mg for a 5 lb chicken. It is used off label, so there is no official package dosage for chickens. Tylan 50...