Chicken care starter pack

[chicken4prez]

Hi everyone. I've had chickens for a while now but I've never really had the basic medications they need for common diseases. I just would get what I needed when I needed it but I'd like to switch over and try to have all the common medications at hand. Especially with what's going on now I've been more afraid of my chickens getting sick and me not being able to easily grab the supplies. I was hoping someone could help me with a list the medicine/care "starter pack."
Thank you!

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I just keep bluekote on hand. Everything else I've had no luck treating.

Hopefully someone can help you with some better ideas than me.

 

[GC-Raptor]

I'm glad you asked the question.
I assembled my chicken care products to take a picture and discovered two have expired over a year ago.
I need to replace the wound spray, ointment and the Nutrient supplement (expires next month).

GC
ETA; I never treat with antibiotics or take to a vet. If I can't heal a chicken with the above products, I cull.

 

[MountainWoman73]

The only medicine I keep on hand is Corid (amprolium).

 

[GC-Raptor]

The only medicine I keep on hand is Corid (amprolium).

I should add that to my supplies, but I use medicated feed for the first 10 weeks with day old Chicks.
I haven't had Coccidiosis since I started keeping chickens 4 years ago.
But I will add it if it's not too expensive. GC

 

[rosemarythyme]

I have on hand right now: Corid, some liquid vitamins (E & B complex, for wry neck), vet wrap, epsom salts (for bumblefoot), Vetricyn spray and Vetricyn eye gel, mineral oil (for crop impaction), neosporin, permethrin powder and liquid (for mites), and some chick vitamin/electrolyte/probiotics which is expired (but not getting chicks any time soon, so...)