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One of them recovered though. Can chicks with coccidiosis do that? I have some more chicks that are puffed up but the survivor from yesterday is full of energy.

I got them from some random people selling them, I am pretty sure they are not vaccinated. I change their bedding every week or two.

There were four that were puffed up and only one made it. I heard medicated chick feed was created to help with coccidiosis, do you think switching them to medicated feed will help?

Thank you for the advice! Only one made it, she was eating in the beginning but the others were too lethargic. Another one was actually cheeping quite a bit and was strong enough to make his way to the water but when I came back to check on them his head was drenched and by that time he was...

I thought chickens with coccidiosis would have bloody poo and such but I haven't seen any red or abnormal coloring in their poops and all my other chicks have been full of energy. Is there any certain sign to know if it is coccidiosis?

They haven't been outside a whole day, I just bring them outside and sit with them as they get use to my flock but they have been fine most of the time. They just randomly started to fluff up today.

No, they have been on soil for over a week and were fine. They have their own space where the bigger chickens can't get to them so I don't what it could be. They experienced the same symptoms too so it must be a certain thing that is causing them to become weak.

They are 5-7 weeks old with a heat lamp they can go to and they are fed 18 % protein chick feed.

I recently integrated my chicks with my flock and they have been doing well other than the fact I have some chicks just puffed up standing by themselves. I took them inside and some were fine and were eating and drink full of energy but there were a few who became very weak and plopped over. I...