Cocci options?

[tazcat70]

Ok I have searched and found the names of the meds that will help, however I checked online at Tractor Supply and they don't seem to have it. We do have a vet supply that should have it, but they won't be open until Tuesday. I will be going to check out TS to look for myself, but if I can't find it, can I buy medicated feed to hopefully ease the situation until Tues?

I had been feeding medicated food, but my 3 yr old son, eats the stuff.

. And so I switched to unmedicated about a month ago.

 

[tazcat70]

Well I hope it helps because TS did not have anything....so got the medicated crumbles.

 

[tazcat70]

Well the one little chick that I noticed with the bloody stools is still alive tonight. I will try to update over the next few days to let everyone know, if caught early if it will work. I also put fresh pine chips down.

 

[tazcat70]

So far everyhing and everyone is looking good. The one little chick still seems a little off, but is eating and drinking.

 

[tazcat70]

Just another update to say that everyone is still alive, and seem to be doing ok.

 

[dawg53]

You can order Corid 9.6% solution and/or Corid 20% soluable powder from Jefferslivestock.com or you can call them.

 

[tazcat70]

Thank you Dawg!

 

[Squishypuff]

Feeding the medicated food won't do any good, but I also did it to make myself feel a little better. I'm glad everyone is alive and ok so far, I lost one of mine because I could not find meds. It's very frustrating to know what you need and not have immediate access.

 

[tazcat70]

Everyone is still doing ok, I never did make it to get the Corid, but I now know where it is locally if I see any more problems.

 

[CatDaddyAlbert]

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Just curious...is he clucking yet?

In all seriousness the only medication in medicated feed is Amprolium and with the small amount in the feed I would not worry about it unless he is eating by the bag full.