Don't know what to do Help..

[kuntrygirl]

Kathy, my vet had indicated if I got the liquid I'd need to dose the chickens individually. Or do you mix that with water too? I may be getting the antibiotics confused with the corid... :/ /

Corid can be used as a drench, but I never have even though I prefer dosing everything orally. I would dose them orally if they weren't drinking. Call your vet and double check.

-Kathy

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[sigmachigirl]

I have just always used the powder at the slightest indication of coccidiosis. One of my chicks had been really ill and they started her on antibiotics. She was weak so I did have to orally dose her. I think I am getting the pill crushed up confused with the liquid antibiotic. Not the corid.

 

[RedJungleFowl]

So we can treat all them at the same time.

 

[casportpony]

So we can treat all them at the same time.

Yes.

-Kathy

 

[RedJungleFowl]

so how long does it take for it to take affect.

 

[casportpony]

If they are drinking enough, two to three days.

-Kathy

 

[RedJungleFowl]

so i gave them one tsp and it still looks the same but the comb does start to be come more red so i think maybe in two more days and can i use water that has been put out for over 24 hours.

 

[ten chicks]

so i gave them one tsp and it still looks the same but the comb does start to be come more red so i think maybe in two more days and can i use water that has been put out for over 24 hours.

Which Corid(amprolium) are you using,powder-1/2 tsp per gallon of water or liquid-2 tsp per gallon of water? Make medicated water,fresh everyday. Takes a couple of days to notice an improvement.

 

[Fancychooklady]

You need to treat them for 5-7 days. You must replace the mixture fresh each day. Just use tap water.

 

[RedJungleFowl]

You need to treat them for 5-7 days. You must replace the mixture fresh each day. Just use tap water.

Ok thanks i 'm just worry it might die cause it did 't seem to help.