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DOSAGE FOR CORID, PLEASE.........

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Thanks so much for doing the math. I have my doubts on my mathmatical abilities even during the daytime hours.
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AWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!! English, THANK YOU!!! I was getting so frustrated--I couldn't see straight!!

Sometimes a Texan just needs another Texan to speak proper English.
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Happy to be of service.
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For the record, on chicks just over a month old, I used the 9 cc. dosage. (helps to keep a needleless syringe around to use for those type measurements)That may be more than some recommend, but it knocked out the cocci in record time and I will use it again at that strength. Sorry I missed answering your question. For some reason, my brain isn't functioning at full capacity and I've been doing that for days.
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Truly, you are generally the giver of the very most sensible answers, especially to questions about cocci. Maybe you can just take a vitamin and chalk it up to a brain fart.
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Seriously, we all have those times. Often it's nutritional. I hope you feel better.
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for the kind you have it is 9.6% and says
16+ fluid ozs of corid to 100 gallon of water
100 divided into 16= 6-3/4 ozs of corid to a gallon
so guess speckled hen is right 2-3 tbsp of corid
Ours was a stronger kind so you would have to double the amt I have given

we must have had stronger corid
our vet told us
if very bad coccidiosis use 2 tsp of corid for 5 days then 1 tsp for 2 more days
and they got better

I always liked to put some in wet mash as the sick chicks would eat the medicated wet mash and get started on the medication
1 qts dry crumbles
2 qts water
in the water add 1 tsp of corid or sulmet which ever you are using
feed this two mornings at rate of 2 tsp per chick

then put the corid in the waterer also

if using sulmet put it in the waterer ans 1/2 pkg of red jello to a gallon of water
the jello sweetens the sulmet so they will drink it

and also feed wet mash probiotic

1 qt of dry crumbles
1-1/2 qts of milk any kind
1/4 cup of yoguart

as this will restore the gut flora

also when done with the medication
in their wateer put 2 tbsp of ACV to gallon of wter
helps the gut flora balance out the damage the medication did to the gut
any other questions email me PM
 
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If you have any vitamin E around in the medicine cabinet, break one open and add it to the drinking water. Research has shown that vitamin E can shorten the course of a coccidiosis outbreak.
 
I have begun to notice blood in the stool of our teenagers ( the 4-5 week olds) This Sulmet Powder I see online from TSC says for swine only... is this the one to get?

I assume I should five it to the whole flock as they all tend to come into contact in the backyard, right?

Bummer!!!!!
 

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