Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[Marie2020]

Sigh... I miss her a little more than usual today.

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Gone much, much too soon

 

[Marie2020]

You are a special person.

I second that. Very special indeed

 

[Marie2020]

Good morning fluffy's

Remember my princess

 

[BY Bob]

Good morning fluffy's

Remember my princess
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One of the great chicken characters of all time.

 

[featherhead007]

@Pastel the Rooster

Resistance to sulfadimethoxine develops readily. Because resistance can develop easily it is usually given with a second antibiotic in humans to cut off any potentially resistant bacteria.

If you already gave this today, I recommend that you complete the 5 day course and not switch them to Corid after 1 dose.

However, I understand that what is actually practical also has to play into what you do. I will not judge you harshly if you need to switch then to corid in the water.

Something else to consider.....

While a bloody stool like you showed us is a classic symptom of coccidiosis, knowing that they have been on medicated feed gives me pause. It's not impossible for them to develop coccidiosis while on medicated feed, but I would be surprised.

If it is not coccidiosis, and is bacterial in origin, then the sulfadimethoxine is a better treatment as it will kill bacteria. Corid does not treat bacteria.

I swear I'm not trying to confuse things but I am trying to share what I am inferring from the information provided.