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I would not wait to start amprollium, even if you are seeing a vet on Monday. I don’t want to scare you, but if it is coccidiosis, it can get progressively worse in hours. Is there any way to get it before Monday, such as a store that sells cattle medicines and equipment? It is commonly used to...

Oh I just noticed that you are in Canada. You will need to call your vet in the morning to get amprol, amprollium, the equivalent of Corid, or possibly sulfa antibiotic if they prefer it. Either will treat coccidiosis. Sulfa may be called sulfadimethoxine, bactrim, sulfatrim, SMZ-TMP, or albon...

At that age I would suspect that with runny poops, lethargy, and a puffy crop, he may have coccidiosis. I would get some Corid (amprollium) from the feed store just in case, and start treatment for all chicks. Dosage is 2 tsp of the liquid Corid, 1.5 tsp of the powder Corid per gallon of water...