Corid Treatment 7 days?

[Misty Farm]

I had 12 (new to me) young hens about 6 months old. They had bloody stools and I lost 3. I am on the 7th day of Corid treatment and all remaining look good. I still see a dropping each morning with a small amount of blood in it. Also another dropping that is wet and brown. Others look good. Considering at this point to continue a full 10 days of Corid or not? Any ideas? Some had mentioned in my previous thread “wrong start” a follow up with antibiotic. Not sure they need that or not?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Can you please post some photos of the poop?

 

[Misty Farm]

Can you please post some photos of the poop?

I sure will in the morning!

 

[Misty Farm]

Can you please post some photos of the poop?

 

[Misty Farm]

Today no mass piles of blood, no blood streaks, no watery piles. Just the one wet light brown small pile and the rest as pictured. Today would be day 8 if I continued Corid.
8 chickens look well, one seemed quiet. Just to recap I lost 2, 2 recovered, and a new one looks quiet which was the first symptom at the start for the others.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

All of it looks normal to me. The last one that is more wet is called Cecal poop. That's normal. A chicken has a cecal poop about once out of every 8-10 poops.

Behavior is a good indicator as to how they are doing. If they are acting fine, then if the Corid treatment is finished provide them with probiotics and vitamins for a couple of days.

If the little is still quiet, you can direct dose her with liquid Corid at a rate of .10ml per pound of weight orally for 3 days in a row.

Keep me posted.

 

[Misty Farm]

All of it looks normal to me. The last one that is more wet is called Cecal poop. That's normal. A chicken has a cecal poop about once out of every 8-10 poops.

Behavior is a good indicator as to how they are doing. If they are acting fine, then if the Corid treatment is finished provide them with probiotics and vitamins for a couple of days.

If the little is still quiet, you can direct dose her with liquid Corid at a rate of .10ml per pound of weight orally for 3 days in a row.

Keep me posted.

 

[Misty Farm]

Thank you so much, is that a liquid dose for the 9.6 % Corid?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Thank you so much, is that a liquid dose for the 9.6 % Corid?

I'm sorry for the late reply, I didn't get an alert!

Yes. It is for the 9.6% Corid.

 

[Misty Farm]

No problem at all. They’re doing great and are on their vitamins.