Blood or lining?

Be sure the Corid is the maximum dosage and that it is the only water source. You can also give undiluted
Corid 0.1 ml per pound of weight once or twice daily as an extra boost. What is the antibiotic?
The antibiotic is Clavamox drops and I’ve made sure it’s there only water source. I still have her somewhat separate from her flock (there’s a gate between them and she’s coming inside to sleep) even though it looks like they have it as well because the roosters like her too much and her sister can be a real bully.
 
I would be treating her with Corid, not just the others, and worming her with albendazole. With bloody poop, I would treat for worms and possible coccidiosis. Antibiotics are more for infections, such as a reproductive disorder. And those should be given directly by mouth not in the water. You could continue the antibiotic as well but just by giving it orally. If you put the vet’s dosage here for us, I could help you. Normally amoxicillin dosage is around 57 mg per pound given twice a day for 7-10 days. Just my opinion.
 
I would be treating her with Corid, not just the others, and worming her with albendazole. With bloody poop, I would treat for worms and possible coccidiosis. Antibiotics are more for infections, such as a reproductive disorder. And those should be given directly by mouth not in the water. You could continue the antibiotic as well but just by giving it orally. If you put the vet’s dosage here for us, I could help you. Normally amoxicillin dosage is around 57 mg per pound given twice a day for 7-10 days. Just my opinion.
I’ve been giving her corid in the water and the antibiotics directly into her mouth. The vet said there were know parasites but there was bacterial overgrowth so the antibiotics were the correct medication and should be treating her. She’s doing much better now and I haven’t found anymore blood in her drippings :)
 

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