Cocci in chick?

Silkiechicken66

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So I noticed one of my chicks has bloody droppings. I have Corid, so I plan on treating it and the other chicks with that. I’m not sure on the dosage.
Another thing is, I have ducklings with them. Can they drink it too or should I separate?

(they are about 6 weeks old)
 
I am not a duckling expert, but I would separate them, and add brewers yeast to there feed. This helps them grow right. I would do the corrid with the chicks, as ducks do not need the help. Also, if you are comfortable with using medicated feed I the chicks for a little bit, this should help with the cocci.
 
I am not a duckling expert, but I would separate them, and add brewers yeast to there feed. This helps them grow right. I would do the corrid with the chicks, as ducks do not need the help. Also, if you are comfortable with using medicated feed I the chicks for a little bit, this should help with the cocci.
I do add a bit of brewers yeast to their food already, for niacin. Forgot to mention that.
I have them separated for now, but I’m not sure how much Corid to give. I saw something about 2 tsp per gallon, is that correct?
 
I do add a bit of brewers yeast to their food already, for niacin. Forgot to mention that.
I have them separated for now, but I’m not sure how much Corid to give. I saw something about 2 tsp per gallon, is that correct?
For 6% liquid corid the dosage is 3tsp per gallon of water, it wont tell you that on the bottle because corid is not directly intended for chickens.
 
Do you still need help with Corid dosing?

Just for those reading the thread - Corid labeling/dosing on the bottle is for Cattle so you can't use that information. The info below is correct for use in Poultry.

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