HELP..I Don't know what to Do!!!!

[chickengrl]

Did you ask them? They are not with the chicken supplies. Corid is for goats and sheep I think. No Sulmet either? That's nuts! What kind of farm store do you guys have there? Your best option is to drive to the next available farm store. Do you have a tractor supply? The only other thing you could do is order online and pay the ginormous fee to get it sent quickly. Not a great option I know. There are no other treatments as far as I know. You can add powdered milk 50/50 with their feed and it is supposed to help coat the intestines. For sure get them on medicated chick feed for now. it's better than nothing. Good luck finding the meds.

 

[mljohnson05]

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I will figure something out. Ya they are on medicated feed (if i forgot to mention that ...an have been since day 1. I know i asked and all they have is a $100 GALLON OF CORID. and no sulmet either ...they ha 5 people looking

I have a MFA and a Orscheln..no TSC with in 100 miles (at least that)

I will figure something out

I have them on vitamins and yogurt and electrolytes in water for now **crossing fingers**

 

[mljohnson05]

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AWG53...Why????

 

[dawg53]

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AWG53...Why????

I had the same problem in my new chicks, the medicated starter was causing orangish looking cecal poop more often than it shouldve been. I switched to non medicated feed and it cleared up shortly thereafter...back to the normal 8-10 cecal poop count (roughly.) The polyvisol is too rich for chicks and can cause diarrhea. I wouldnt use it for no more than 3 days in a row. Yogurt is used to help promote good bacteria...too much of a good thing has to go somewhere, it will cause diarrhea after awhile, especially in chicks.