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If the coccidiosis treatment wasn't given according to instructions he could still be suffering. @Wyorp Rock knows a proper dosage.

Good grief..Seriously it's not a big deal. I raise many Birds without issues here. Many chicks started with Broody hens. We all do things differently...

Exactly a treat once or twice a week..:frow...:wootand not just for adults either.

I'm sorry and not contradicting you at all but electrolytes are not needed because hard on the heart due to the salt content. With Chickens..Less is more beneficial...

I'm not sure about the Hype...:idunno I just know what works for my Flock and all my friends with Birds..:frow

Well I'd definitely switch them...:frow

Here I can buy scratch that's called classic scratch so it has way less corn..Even a wild bird seed works if it's less corn as a scratch grain..

No more oats...Buy some scratch grains to give on occasion. Mine like cucumbers, Apple, cooked spaghetti squash, broccoli, Peas etc. Only twice a week in small amounts.

Are you also providing scraps, treats, veggies, free range time? That cuts into the daily nutrition they require.

Nope it's okay. I just stay away from the organic feed.

Less protein actually. I never feed layer. I only ever feed a Grower finisher and supply Hens with oyster shell.

Try switching the feed to a grower finisher feed and stop all the additives to his diet. Just plain water and feed.

What type of feed and what breed is the Cockerel?

Feed needs to be stored in a Dry place because it will go sour quickly.