4week chick with suspected coocidosis

[micstrachan]

I missed those last two posts. I would get the coxoid if if it’s available locally and you don’t have to wait for shipping.

 

[RosieBright]

Yes, it's all basically the same stuff. You can check for dosage.

Just to let you know, I’ve ordered the product you suggested and rang the company and arranged a Saturday delivery. My mum says he has picked up a lot so hopefully we will be in time and my little baby will be saved. Thank you for all your help everybody

 

[Shadrach]

Just to let you know, I’ve ordered the product you suggested and rang the company and arranged a Saturday delivery. My mum says he has picked up a lot so hopefully we will be in time and my little baby will be saved. Thank you for all your help everybody

Great. I hope you're in time.
You should keep a coccidia tratment on hand along with a Flubendazole worming product and (optional) but a good idea, a tube of Metacam.

 

[RosieBright]

Great. I hope you're in time.
You should keep a coccidia tratment on hand along with a Flubendazole worming product and (optional) but a good idea, a tube of Metacam.

Sorry if I’m being silly but what are these all for?
I had chickens as a young girl and recently returned to it as my dad is a farmer and he is letting me use the land whoever I’m no expert but obliviously want them all to be happy and healthy

 

[Shadrach]

The coccidia treatment you already know about. Coccidia can kill very quickly so have the drug on hand.
Flubedazole is a UK standard treatment for worms. Handy to have on hand if a worm infestation is suspected.
Metacam is an analgesic/ painkiller.