Coccidiosis question

[CentralCluck]

Hi! Question, I have a baby chick, about 4 or 5 weeks old. Sibling died last week and had sudden bloody diarrhea. Same day this one showed signs of a bit of blood as well. Been treating with corid since Thursday (so 4.5 days now) he's way more lively since Thursday and this is the poop today. Is coccidiosis still a concern or could this be just shedding lining of intestinal wall?

Another is that one of the 8 week old chicks that came with them has been fine and had a tiny amount of blood in poop on Saturday but not horrible and she's been fine otherwise (treating her with corid just in case)
The last photo is the 8 week Olds poop.

I'm attaching photos. Thank yiu!

 

[Wyorp Rock]

What dose of Corid are you using?

The mixed water is the only source of drinking water for them?

Quite a bit of mucous in the poop. It may be intestinal shedding, but I would continue with the Corid for the full course of treatment.

If things don't clear up, then get some Toltrazuril or a Sulfa antibiotic and treat them.

 

[CentralCluck]

Adding another photo and wanted to see if anyone could help answer

 

[CentralCluck]

What dose of Corid are you using?

The mixed water is the only source of drinking water for them?

Quite a bit of mucous in the poop. It may be intestinal shedding, but I would continue with the Corid for the full course of treatment.

If things don't clear up, then get some Toltrazuril or a Sulfa antibiotic and treat them.

Using the liquid corid. Yes, only source of water. Should I add another waterer with plain water?

 

[CentralCluck]

What dose of Corid are you using?

The mixed water is the only source of drinking water for them?

Quite a bit of mucous in the poop. It may be intestinal shedding, but I would continue with the Corid for the full course of treatment.

If things don't clear up, then get some Toltrazuril or a Sulfa antibiotic and treat them.

I also added some more photos today of the little ones droppings

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Can you take some samples to your vet?

No, if you are treating with Corid, then they don't need any fresh water until you finish the course of 5-7 day treatment. (2tsp Liquid Corid or 1 1/2tsp Powdered Corid per gallon of water).

 

[CentralCluck]

Can you take some samples to your vet?

No, if you are treating with Corid, then they don't need any fresh water until you finish the course of 5-7 day treatment. (2tsp Liquid Corid or 1 1/2tsp Powdered Corid per gallon of water).

Thank you. I put a call in to a local vet to see if they cam do a test, just waiting for the call back