This morning I found some very bloody droppings in my chicks pen. I went ahead and purchased medicated feed for everyone but my ducks just as a small step.
I have a very mixed flock. I have about ten laying hens and two roosters, some bantams and some full heritage breeds. I also have twelve six week old chicks and four seven week old welsh harlequin ducklings. They all have their own areas with their own feed and water but I am wanting to go ahead and treat everyone because they all free range and sometimes end up scratching in the others pens. I’m under the impression the parasite could be everywhere at this point.
I found the medication Corid and am curious if anyone has any good dosage instructions for this sort of situation? None of my birds are looking injured or sick but the poo looked like straight blood so it definitely can’t be anything good. Would it be smart to use Corid as a precaution on the whole flock and monitor for any other issues? Any recommendations on dosage or sources, or are there even online poultry vets for brief consultations?
I have a very mixed flock. I have about ten laying hens and two roosters, some bantams and some full heritage breeds. I also have twelve six week old chicks and four seven week old welsh harlequin ducklings. They all have their own areas with their own feed and water but I am wanting to go ahead and treat everyone because they all free range and sometimes end up scratching in the others pens. I’m under the impression the parasite could be everywhere at this point.
I found the medication Corid and am curious if anyone has any good dosage instructions for this sort of situation? None of my birds are looking injured or sick but the poo looked like straight blood so it definitely can’t be anything good. Would it be smart to use Corid as a precaution on the whole flock and monitor for any other issues? Any recommendations on dosage or sources, or are there even online poultry vets for brief consultations?