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Bloody poop?

I'll have to do some math on that for you. If you used 1/2 pack in it, I think you will use 2 ounces of it per one gallon.

I am so glad you said something! :hugs

hmmm, definitely something going on. Good to see her drinking. See how they look tomorrow and maybe start back on the medicated water.

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You need to call him and tell him to *read* the instructions.

Hmmm, maybe give them just fresh water tonight, no medication.

But hold onto that one gallon, I might be able to figure out how much of it you could use to make other gallons.

Yes!

Those are the directions for making a stock solution, not making one gallon.

That gallon with 1/2 a pack contains 47600 mg, 59.5 times more medication than you need.

He's on drugs! Read your package, it says it will make 128 gallons that contain 800 mg. If your chicks drink that water it could kill them. The color should be a very light yellow, not brown.

Did the vet tell you how much to use?

That entire bag will make 128 gallons, you used way too much. The per-gallon dose is 3/4 teaspoon.

It's not bad, I just wanted you to see the math. Your vet over charged you, by a lot, but your vet screwed up by not telling you how much to use. Shame on him!

This package weighs 280 grams Package contains 102.4 grams oxytetracycline 102.4 / 280 = 0.37 , which means that it's 37% oxytetracycline and 63% filler 370 mg per gram One teaspoon probably weighs 3 grams, so it's 3 x 370mg = 1110 mg per teaspoon The 800 mg dose for one gallon = ~3/4 teaspoons

Can you post a picture of the bag?

:hugs

Okay, that might help. If it doesn't you might want to try Baytril. Baytril is banned for use in poultry, but it's a much better drug for treating respiratory infection than tetracycline.

Is a vet an option?