Chick has runny red poop

[Sequel]

It's on the shelf in our area. Amprolium is not temperature sensitive and does not need to be stored in the refrigerator. I wouldn't leave it out in the heat but it doesn't need to be refrigerated

@Mbeans643, amprolium is very safe and will not harm the birds that are currently asymptomatic. However, you do NOT want to give any extra vitamins (such as Poultry nutri-drench) during the treatment time as amprolium (Corid) is a thiamine inhibitor. If you offer vitamins that have thiamine in them, they will weaken the treatment.

When the treatment is over, you may want to consider offering a probiotic to help heal the guts of any of the birds that may have been affected.

X2!

 

[ChickNanny13]

Corid is found refrigerated here, so I keep it in the frig. Need to question when I'm there next.