Thought I should start a new thread so you all can see how different treatment methods can work.
Flock history of Blackhead, E.coli and possible Necrotic Enteritis, but no coccidia in peafowl, just coccidia in chickens and guineas. Not saying I don't have peafowl coccidia here, just that I haven't had it show up on any fecal or necropsies.
Found four month old peachick looking depressed, fluffed, not eating, shivering, head tucked in, Runny blood tinged poop with a strange sweet smell. He's a little thin, but not dangerously so. Current weight is 2000 grams. This chick was brooder raised and was placed on the dirt about two months ago. Have had lots of rain and there are plenty of earth worms here.
Here is a picture of his poop that he did when I weighed him:
I do have a plan, but all comments and suggestions are welcome!
-Kathy
Flock history of Blackhead, E.coli and possible Necrotic Enteritis, but no coccidia in peafowl, just coccidia in chickens and guineas. Not saying I don't have peafowl coccidia here, just that I haven't had it show up on any fecal or necropsies.
Found four month old peachick looking depressed, fluffed, not eating, shivering, head tucked in, Runny blood tinged poop with a strange sweet smell. He's a little thin, but not dangerously so. Current weight is 2000 grams. This chick was brooder raised and was placed on the dirt about two months ago. Have had lots of rain and there are plenty of earth worms here.
Here is a picture of his poop that he did when I weighed him:
I do have a plan, but all comments and suggestions are welcome!
-Kathy
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