Opal8
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- Apr 29, 2019
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She was not vaccinated nor on medicated feed. She does not have any blood in her poop though.Coccidiosis maybe? That is the main chick disease. Was she vaccinated? Is she on medicated feed? Is there blood in her poop?
I'd get your flock on Corid for coccidiosis. Not all strains present with bloody poop. Adult chickens develop resistance to it, but chicks, especially those recently introduced to grass, dirt, etc haven't had enough time to build that resistance; and coccidiosis is pretty much everywhere. Electrolytes for your really sick one may perk her up a bit. Do not administer anything with Vitamin B1 while treating coccidiosis as it works specifically by blocking that vitamin to kill the parasite. Hope your chicks get to feeling better soon.She was not vaccinated nor on medicated feed. She does not have any blood in her poop though.
Thank you! I have started them on corid and put a few drops directly in the sick chicks mouth. Hoping I’m not too lateI'd get your flock on Corid for coccidiosis. Not all strains present with bloody poop. Adult chickens develop resistance to it, but chicks, especially those recently introduced to grass, dirt, etc haven't had enough time to build that resistance; and coccidiosis is pretty much everywhere. Electrolytes for your really sick one may perk her up a bit. Do not administer anything with Vitamin B1 while treating coccidiosis as it works specifically by blocking that vitamin to kill the parasite. Hope your chicks get to feeling better soon.

She didn’t make itI'd get your flock on Corid for coccidiosis. Not all strains present with bloody poop. Adult chickens develop resistance to it, but chicks, especially those recently introduced to grass, dirt, etc haven't had enough time to build that resistance; and coccidiosis is pretty much everywhere. Electrolytes for your really sick one may perk her up a bit. Do not administer anything with Vitamin B1 while treating coccidiosis as it works specifically by blocking that vitamin to kill the parasite. Hope your chicks get to feeling better soon.
Thank youSo sorry for your loss.

Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do.