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I don't know what drug you are using so I can not make a recommendation.

Every two or three weeks if you can not confirm with fecals.

Gotcha, thanks.

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Yes, it says so on the directions. However, both a friend of mine and I have used the 5% at 6ml per gallon of water and confirmed by fecal exam both before and after that the cocci was eliminated.

I guess this is the one I should have bought. https://www.growsolutions.com.au/en/products/products-details.php?id=679&fbclid=IwAR2BNSaq-L-z0WeP5m80ywn4h7-BbvBb_CUkcS_DujwDuNEAldTkcDxnj0M

I had not heard that and was told to use 6ml per gallon of water.

That is a question for Kathy, I would just provide clean water and the medicated feed you already have.

There is nothing wrong with feeding chicken starter, it is the only choice my feed mill offers. It is a 23% protein and has amprolium, we have used it for years.

Clutch your purse because this stuff isn't cheap but it saves birds.

Well, if you read it on the internet it MUST be true, right? My vet recommends giving a round of treatment proactively every two weeks but certainly not every day. I have moved on to Toltrazuril as it is safer than Sulfadimetoxine and more effective than corrid.