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@RobinS1217 how is she doing now? Azygous, thanks for you reply. I was wondering/thought… if a chick gets coccidiosis, isn’t the first thing to notice (in general) bloody poop?.

An open air coop is great to avoid ammonia building up. I gave my chicks just softened pellets. That works fine too. (Sorry but I don’t believe fermenting all the feed is the answer). Pour water (with a pinch of apple cider vinegar in the water), over the pellet feed to soften the pellets...

Whats the temp? if its too cold , especially at night, low temperatures are a hazard. It can be something else too. Somekind of infection or parasites? Sometimes a film on YouTube makes. It clearer.