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I'm very sorry your dealing with this. You may want to do some more research on organic treatment for Coccidiosis in poultry. I just don't know enough about alternative treatments to make any suggestions. It would be best if your boyfriend consulted his Doc about his concerns. You mention...

I'm sorry that he died. I would provide the Corid to all your chicks. It won't hurt them.

I'm sorry things are not going well :hugs Can you post some photos of the poop? What have you tried as far as treatment(s) so far....vitamins, corid, etc.?

I'm sorry :hugs

I would try to get fluids into her first, you can drip drops beside her beak and let her take it in or dip a qtip in the water and press it lightly against the beak and let a drop or two go in the beak. Once she's hydrated, see if she can manage some soupy chick starter. If you have small...

No offense taken at all! I'm glad you are doing research/reading and learning! A very wise thing to do:)

ahh...I must have misunderstood about the liquid coming out of their crops. Amprolium is Corid. I hope they get to feeling better.

Being fluffed up/huddled is a symptom of Coccidiosis. What did you find as a treatment and preventative? Spitting up clear liquid to me is still a indication of a crop issue unless they are running out of water and then drinking a lot. Do they have chick grit? It's not uncommon for crop...

I would treat them for Coccidiosis. You can find Corid in the cattle section of Tractor Supply. Dosage is 1 1/2 teaspoons Corid powder or 2 teaspoons of 9.6% Corid liquid per gallon of water. Give for 5-7 days - make sure this is the ONLY water available during that time period. Mix a fresh...