Help!! Chickens dying no idea why!!

[M_Kelley]

I have lost 2 chickens this week and I have no idea why! Now I have a 3rd that is acting like she doesn’t feel well but that is the only symptom. No respiratory issues just lethargic, pale comb and pale face. Was eating and drinking yesterday but not today. Pictures attached! ANY SUGGESTIONS ARE MUCH APPRECIATED!!!

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Coccidiosis is the most likely suspect.. Give a drench dose of Corid directly to the beak and treatment dose in the water. Don't hesitate as only one or two strains shows as blood int he droppings but it can be deadly fast.

I like your little cut out in that crate!



ETA: Corid is found in the cattle section at most feed stores if you don't have it on hand. Do NOT supplement vitamins during treatment. And treat everybody, making sure it is the only source of water.

 

[coach723]

Here is the dosing for corid, make sure it's the only water available during treatment. Use the severe outbreak dosing. Here is the dosing for the direct drench that is given in addition to the medicated water: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/corid-oral-drench-instructions.1211991/

 

[RhodeIslandRed5]

Yep, sounds like coccidiosis. You need to administer Corid ASAP!

 

[M_Kelley]

Yep, sounds like coccidiosis. You need to administer Corid ASAP!View attachment 1822674

Thank you!!!

 

[M_Kelley]

Here is the dosing for corid, make sure it's the only water available during treatment. Use the severe outbreak dosing. Here is the dosing for the direct drench that is given in addition to the medicated water: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/corid-oral-drench-instructions.1211991/
View attachment 1822643

Thank you!!!

 

[M_Kelley]

Yep, sounds like coccidiosis. You need to administer Corid ASAP!View attachment 1822674

Thank you!!!

 

[M_Kelley]

Here is the dosing for corid, make sure it's the only water available during treatment. Use the severe outbreak dosing. Here is the dosing for the direct drench that is given in addition to the medicated water: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/corid-oral-drench-instructions.1211991/
View attachment 1822643

Thank you!!!

 

[M_Kelley]

Coccidiosis is the most likely suspect.. Give a drench dose of Corid directly to the beak and treatment dose in the water. Don't hesitate as only one or two strains shows as blood int he droppings but it can be deadly fast.

I like your little cut out in that crate!



ETA: Corid is found in the cattle section at most feed stores if you don't have it on hand. Do NOT supplement vitamins during treatment. And treat everybody, making sure it is the only source of water.

Thank you!!!

 

[M_Kelley]

Yep, sounds like coccidiosis. You need to administer Corid ASAP!View attachment 1822674

Thank you!!!