Blood in poop

[Flaka]

My hen she is about 7 months and she is pooping blood I really need advice or help please. She isn't lethargic she eats and drinks water fine also. We live in an area where there are no vets for them.

 

[nuthatched]

Can you get corid/amprolium?

 

[Flaka]

Can you get corid/amprolium?

Hi yes I can from tractor supply I looked it up, but are there natural remedies also? Thank you.

 

[nuthatched]

Hi yes I can from tractor supply I looked it up, but are there natural remedies also? Thank you.

No. Not for this and rarely for anything else.
Corid is just a thiamine blocker, it won't hurt.
Have you ever wormed them?

 

[AnneGirlGG]

I would start Corid ASAP. It won't hurt them if this isn't Coccidiosis, but Coccidiosis can kill quickly if untreated. The dose is 2 teaspoons of liquid Corid in one gallon of water for five days. Make a fresh batch each day.

 

[Flaka]

No. Not for this and rarely for anything else.
Corid is just a thiamine blocker, it won't hurt.
Have you ever wormed them?

I think one time I did but she is a new one

 

[Flaka]

I would start Corid ASAP. It won't hurt them if this isn't Coccidiosis, but Coccidiosis can kill quickly if untreated. The dose is 2 teaspoons of liquid Corid in one gallon of water for five days. Make a fresh batch each day.

Thank you so much I will do that.

 

[AnneGirlGG]

Thank you so much I will do that.

You're very welcome. If she starts showing serious symptoms like being puffed up, hunched, lethargic, loss of appetite, etc., you can also give a Corid drench, which is a dose of straight Corid syringe fed to the beak. That dose is 0.1ml/pound of body weight, or 0.02ml/100 grams of weight, if not one full pound. You can give it one or 2 times per day for up 3 days. I did this twice per day for the 3 full days with my very sick cockerel, and he recovered fully.