- Mar 1, 2011
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Hi there. First time posting
I am looking for an answer from those who have been thru the same situation.
I have 16, now 15 chicks that are between 3 and 5 weeks that just showed signs of coccidiosis yesterday. I went to the vet and they are now on Albon. These are dual purpose breeds that I will be using as layers and pets. My actual question is: Does the damage that coccidiosis cause affect these chicks ability to lay later in life? Will it stunt their laying time at all? Or can I expect for all that survive, an appropriate amount of eggs when they reach laying age? Thanks for your wisdom!
I have 16, now 15 chicks that are between 3 and 5 weeks that just showed signs of coccidiosis yesterday. I went to the vet and they are now on Albon. These are dual purpose breeds that I will be using as layers and pets. My actual question is: Does the damage that coccidiosis cause affect these chicks ability to lay later in life? Will it stunt their laying time at all? Or can I expect for all that survive, an appropriate amount of eggs when they reach laying age? Thanks for your wisdom!