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[Hughes Wildlife Farm]

If there is blood in her stool then you probably need to treat for coccidiosis right away. It sounds like that is what to the lives of the others. Can you post a pic of her poop?

That is what I'm treating her for. I already cleaned entire playpen, so i can see her poop progress while being treated

 

[Hughes Wildlife Farm]

1st aid kits are in full effect. So glad I put these together after a year of owning chickens. I keep adding to it, but everything needs to be handy when its late at night and I see any of my girls suffering

 

[Hughes Wildlife Farm]

She is eatting the Medicated with Amprolium in the Purina Medicated crumble feed. Plus she is drinking alot of the water which I put "save a chick" in with the probiotics/probiotics and electrolyte. Her poops are now brown but slightly watery. She does still help when she pushes to poo

 

[azygous]

If you are seeking to treat coccidiosis, feeding amprolium infused chick feed won't get it done. You need the concentrated Corid and mix it into drinking water as the sole source for five full days. Then one week off, then treat for five more days.

 

[15WildTurkey]

I second all the info on cocci.
I just want to add that I have had great success with the Brinsea eco glow brooder. They shoot in under it, get warm and are off and running most of the time. They can choose more easily where they are comfortable and I think they get hardier faster.

 

[Hughes Wildlife Farm]

So here we are, a week later... She is doing fantastic!!!!! Running around eatting and drinking. She snuggles up to her stuffy all the time, she even pecks at it, like it's her new best friend. We are hoping to bring in 2 more babies her age, so she will have more her age to grow up with.. Since all our other chicks are 5months old and up

 

[Shezadandy]

Glad your survivor is doing well! Definitely add corid powder or liquid to the kit. Medicated food is good to support them while they gain natural immunity, but treating an active case with bloody stool needs Corid. It's a parasite that damages the intestinal lining - guessing that's what likely caused her blockage. Littles can go down really, really fast to this. At the first sign of blood, always treat immediately. They'll always try to act normal- until they can't. Sigh.

https://the-chicken-chick.com/coccidiosis-what-backyard-chicken/