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If you have the option to go to the vet, then they can do a fecal float test to rule out possible diseases and/or determine if she has parasites. They will also prescribe an antibiotic that will most likely be stronger than corid. My new chicken, Luna, just recovered from coccidiosis after lots of antibiotics and TLC. If you can't get to a vet, then definitely treat with corid. Do not introduce any other chickens to the sick one until you are 110% sure she is better. Good luck!!!

-Chatty :)
 
Amprollium, toltrazuril, and sulfa antibiotics will all treat coccidiosis in chickens. The amprollium in your picture would be fine. You may get it more quickly through a vet. I would get it as soon as possible.
 
Eggcessive said:
Amprollium, toltrazuril, and sulfa antibiotics will all treat coccidiosis in chickens. The amprollium in your picture would be fine. You may get it more quickly through a vet. I would get it as soon as possible.
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I hope to get some maybe tomorrow
 
Abriana said:
Put her on corid immediately as well as the rest of the chicks even if they appear fine, keep her separate from the others until she is all clear.
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Ok, so I bought coccivet..not quite sure how much to give. Any ideas?
 

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