Coccidosis

The drench is the stronger oral dose that you give in addition to the medicated water.
See this thread: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/corid-oral-drench-instructions.1211991/
Then if she isn't drinking well on her own you can use a dropper or oral syringe or dip her beak regularly to get the regular medicated water into her also. I would try to get her to take some every hour or so. As she starts to feel better she will start drinking on her own.
Again, the drench is given once a day IN ADDITION to the regular medicated water. The medicated water should be the only water she gets. If you make a mash for her and add water use the Corid water.
 
What exactly do you mean by drench? I have been using a dropper to give her Corid/Corid water about every hour or more. Is that the same?
Drenching her means you gave her full strength 9.6% Corid solution at a rate of 0.1 mls/pound of body weight orally. She needs a heavy duty dose to start getting her back on her feet.
 
The drench is the stronger oral dose that you give in addition to the medicated water.
See this thread: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/corid-oral-drench-instructions.1211991/
Then if she isn't drinking well on her own you can use a dropper or oral syringe or dip her beak regularly to get the regular medicated water into her also. I would try to get her to take some every hour or so. As she starts to feel better she will start drinking on her own.
Again, the drench is given once a day IN ADDITION to the regular medicated water. The medicated water should be the only water she gets. If you make a mash for her and add water use the Corid water.
Drenching her means you gave her full strength 9.6% Corid solution at a rate of 0.1 mls/pound of body weight orally. She needs a heavy duty dose to start getting her back on her feet.
Thank you, I have been giving her the full strength, along with Corid water.
 

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