Corrid dosage? For 6 week old chicks

[RobinW161209]

I can't math, I need help.

 

[casportpony]

I can't math, I need help.

No less than 1.5 to 2 teaspoons per gallon. If you're using quart waterers, just use 1/2 teaspoon per quart.

Give for five days, then give 1/3 teaspoon per gallon for 7-14 days.

Make fresh daily.

 

[RobinW161209]

I have to use a gallon? What happens if not?

 

[Kiki]

I have to use a gallon? What happens if not?

No you don't have to use a gallon.

What size is your waterer?

Make sure this water/Corid mixture is the only water source available.

 

[casportpony]

I have to use a gallon? What happens if not?

You can use a quart if you prefer. 1/2 teaspoon per quart for 5 days. Then 1/8 teaspoon for 7-14 days.

 

[RobinW161209]

I use a teacup doe thw littls buggers, since they like to just get it gross daily. I have a half gallon waterer for later. But I have adult chickens as well, so they are kept inside so the adults don't kill/injure. I'll release them into the pack once they're pullets.

 

[casportpony]

I use a teacup doe thw littls buggers, since they like to just get it gross daily. I have a half gallon waterer for later. But I have adult chickens as well, so they are kept inside so the adults don't kill/injure. I'll release them into the pack once they're pullets.

How many ounces in your teacup?

 

[RobinW161209]

How many ounces in your teacup?

I wanna say 6 oz. No more than 8oz. The blood pooper is the one that keeps hopping up into food amd stuff. Figured a teacup and high food would keep them cleaner, nope. She flings the dood everywhere then eats it off the tray, and she likes to perch on water and try to tip it. That's another reason I know it's her. Mine doesn't get in food bowl, so she wouldn't be the one pooping.

 

[casportpony]

I wanna say 6 oz. No more than 8oz. The blood pooper is the one that keeps hopping up into food amd stuff. Figured a teacup and high food would keep them cleaner, nope. She flings the dood everywhere then eats it off the tray, and she likes to perch on water and try to tip it. That's another reason I know it's her. Mine doesn't get in food bowl, so she wouldn't be the one pooping.

Do you own a measuring cup?

 

[RobinW161209]

Do you own a measuring cup?

I do. I have a sleeping 1 yr old on ne currently. I'll try to sneak away. Give me a few.