HELP!!

[Mr Beaks]

 

[Mr Beaks]

Would the prevention dose help or should I give the full amount? We got the 9.6 solution.

 

[Urban Flock]

Welcome to BYC. That little chick is SO lucky you just happened to be in the feed store that day. Your her hero.

 

[Mr Beaks]

Thank you, Urban Flock. I just wish I knew what to do here. The chicken seems to be much better in comparison to the other day. Solid stool, no bloody tissue, etc. So, I guess I'm at a loss as to what's going on with her. Is it possible that the couch is gone? Does it go dormant for a day or two and come back full force? I don't want to give Corid if it is not needed as she is such a frail little thing. Someone please advise!
p.s. Sorry if I am not posting correctly. I don't have a lot of extra time to figure out how to navigate around here

 

[Mr Beaks]

Started Corid 7:00pm. Hope I'm doing the right thing..

 

[dawg53]

Started Corid 7:00pm. Hope I'm doing the right thing..

Just follow my instructions in post #7. There are 9 types of cocci that can infect chickens. There are only two types that can cause blood in feces. Corid treats all 9 types of cocci. It isnt an antibiotic, it's a thiamine blocker and is perfectly safe for chicks to drink.

 

[Mr Beaks]

Thank you dawg53!!

 

[KayHartZZ]

No advice just wanted to say you are awesome

 

[RoseMarie1]

looks like a little Rhode Island red to. I'm particle to them.

 

[Mr Beaks]

Thank you KayHartZZ!
RoseMarie1, It is a little RIR!! I have one from last spring and she is the sweetest darn bird! She follows me around and makes good company I sure hope this lil gal pulls through. She's just as sweet.