Bloody poop again!

[LittleMissCountry]

It won't hurt to continue with the Corid if you have started it.

For fecal floats/other testing, you can try your state lab as well:
http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/animals-animal-health-laboratory-services.shtml

For checking for worms - you can also use a mail order service like this:
https://www.amazon.com/Reptiles-Rabbits-Turtles-Collect-Sample/dp/B000J5SOZ4

Great, thank you. I will check out those links. Our next door neighbor has had chickens for many years, and I was just talking to her. She said she could take a sample and check it under her microscope for me for worms. They have a lab grade microscope, and do most of their own animal care, unless it requires more than they can handle. They have chickens, rabbits, goats, and other animals.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Great, thank you. I will check out those links. Our next door neighbor has had chickens for many years, and I was just talking to her. She said she could take a sample and check it under her microscope for me for worms. They have a lab grade microscope, and do most of their own animal care, unless it requires more than they can handle. They have chickens, rabbits, goats, and other animals.

Hey that would be great!
Some people do their own checks since they have a lot of animals, it's most cost effective that way. If she's willing to give it a look for worms, go for it

 

[LittleMissCountry]

She checked the poop sample and saw no evidence of worms.

I think I am just going to keep treating with Corid. It rained all day today and we have flood warnings for tomorrow as well.