Here we go....

[The Happster]

I wouldn't really feel comfortable using it. I'd be happier with something natural.
I don't really want to put something on a chick's skin that I haven't used myself, unless it's specifically for chickens.
I will use it if I have to though.
Sorry it's not very clear, there wasn't much on there anyway & the ingredient is clear enough. It literally is one ingredient.

 

[The Happster]

I swear we have the worst stocked first aid kit in the country.

 

[Chickenhappy8708]

I swear we have the worst stocked first aid kit in the country.

Is it bad that in Michigan, we complain about being out of gram crackers, and toilet paper? You could try to make your own salve, you can go to Fresh Eggs Daily website, I'm pretty sure she has some recipes in there, if not I can post some pics of them.

 

[The Happster]

It's not even that there isn't that kind of stuff in Ireland. We just don't buy it.
Actually, our shops have been out of chicken noodles for months. Torture.

 

[LaFleche]

I wouldn't really feel comfortable using it. I'd be happier with something natural.
I don't really want to put something on a chick's skin that I haven't used myself, unless it's specifically for chickens.
I will use it if I have to though.
Sorry it's not very clear, there wasn't much on there anyway & the ingredient is clear enough. It literally is one ingredient.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0007122654800403

 

[The Happster]

Yeah....I won't be using it.


More blood today so medication starts again tomorrow.
I'm going to just start and finish the week of treatment and try not to take up too much more of your time and effort.
This has gone on for long enough already.
Her foot seems to have cleared up a bit, but I'll probably give her a foot bath later.
Thanks.

 

[LaFleche]

As amprolium/corid has proved not strong enough for the cure of your birds, I can only repeat myself and strongly suggest you get sulfadimethoxin which will help with more severe cases of coccidiosis.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/here-we-go.1394953/post-22914340

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Yeah....I won't be using it.


More blood today so medication starts again tomorrow.
I'm going to just start and finish the week of treatment and try not to take up too much more of your time and effort.
This has gone on for long enough already.
Her foot seems to have cleared up a bit, but I'll probably give her a foot bath later.
Thanks.

I think I would hold off on the medication for a few more days.
Get them drinking well and eating.

It's very odd that it's just the morning poop. Intestinal shed likely mixed in too.

If they are acting normal then I would leave them be for a while.
I would still like to know what the feed store guy gave you - did you ever find out?

Worms is also a good possibility, but see if it improves since you gave them a better water container.

 

[The Happster]

I never found out what medication it was.
It was white & very thick. I think it was maybe the sulfa medication?
But who knows.

It's very odd that it's just the morning poop. Intestinal shed likely mixed in too.

It's the weirdest thing! Surely there wouldn't be this much shed lining though?

There was at least three with blood in today. I just know the medication won't work. I don't know what else to try after the next week of medication.
I won't be able to get any more treatment.

I actually think the Wyandotte was cured. I think it's mainly the Buff who has it worse. Probably he's re-infected now.


Would worms cause blood too?
I won't be able to get any wormer either.

 

[Chickenhappy8708]

Pumpkin seeds have a coating that acts as a natural worst, I think they need to be fresh out of the pumpkin though...