How much corid do I put in the chicken waterer. The corid I bought was for some other animals so the dosages didn’t seem right.
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Corid is labeled/sold for cows...but it's the only Corid and it is the right one.How much corid do I put in the chicken waterer. The corid I bought was for some other animals so the dosages didn’t seem right.
it’s the liquidCorid is labeled/sold for cows...but it's the only Corid and it is the right one.
Did you buy the liquid or powder?
Thank you for the measurements I just treated all of their waterers. I’m not even sure it’s cocci but it seems to be the closest relating sickness to they’re symptoms. They get really lethargic and stop moving much then they sit down and barely eat or drink and die within about 2 days of symptoms.Liquid is 2 tsp per gallon of water. Make fresh daily and and make sure it's the only water available. Use the severe outbreak dosing on the chart below.
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Can you tell us more:Thank you for the measurements I just treated all of their waterers. I’m not even sure it’s cocci but it seems to be the closest relating sickness to they’re symptoms. They get really lethargic and stop moving much then they sit down and barely eat or drink and die within about 2 days of symptoms.
Ok so this is my second case of this sickness. Last week I had a chicken have the same symptoms and she died within a day. She was about 1 1/2 years or two years old. She was a RIR. The other chicken I had died this morning she died in about a day and a half. She was 4 years old and was a black sexlink. I feed them all ranch pro it’s Atwood’s store brand chicken food. I’ve had them always on that food and they’ve been fine so I don’t think it’s food. Both chickens poop were diarrhea.