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Direct dosage, as you call it, is called "drench dose". You use Corid undiluted at .1ml per pound of body weight once a day for three days in addition to the Corid water which is five days, and wait a week after the fifth day and do five more days of Corid solution. No drench doses necessary the...

She's looks great! She should catch up eventually. Be aware that chickens often take two years to reach full size, so be patient.

I've been at this a long time, but I still marvel at how resilient these guys are. Just today, I had a year-old hen with coccidiosis, gave her a drench dose, and within a couple hours she had gone from inert to normal again, including getting her appetite back. Corid really works fast. In my...

You should only do the drench dose of Corid for three days anyway. So happy that it worked to save this imp. Yes, push B vitamins after each Corid round. This is especially important for growing chicks.

The directions are on the package. It goes in the water. You should treat all the chickens. I think it's for five days if I recall. I would treat regardless of how much better they are feeling. That way you'll be sure they won't relapse.

Excellent news!

In case you haven't noticed, chickens, like toddlers, are very fond of eating things off the ground. Guess where they also poop. It's a small wonder they aren't all sick all the time. But in reality, they all have bacteria living in their intestines, both good kind and bad kind. It's when the...

Good. Yes, intestinal bacteria can affect infected chicks differently according to each immune system and how robust it is. It wouldn't hurt to do one more thing just in case infection isn't the primary problem, though everything points to infection. Give the sick chick some coconut oil on the...

It's possible to have a bacterial infection along with coccidiosis. Corid alone may help with the coccidia, but you need an antibiotic for the bacteria. Call around to your pet stores or feed stores and pigeon supply shops for this antibiotic...