How long should I continue Corid?

[azygous]

Yes, I would treat all with the sulfa to be sure the intestinal bacteria won't remain and cause corrosion of the intestines in any more chicks.

 

[Emmies Chicks]

To reduce the information our team of heavy hitters have supplied, so you understand in a nutshell what is likely occurring, the coccidia have managed to assist bacteria in eating away at the intestinal lining of your chicks, causing the continued bleeding.

Therefore, you now need to treat for a bacterial infection on top of the coccidiosis using an antibiotic. Sulfa drugs are the most recommended to treat the condition called necrotic enteritis when occurring with coccidiosis, but if you can't get them, you can certainly try any broad spectrum antibiotic.

Without it, you're certain to start losing chicks.

Thank you for summarizing all the awesome info for me!

 

[Emmies Chicks]

At first glance I think it looks red and then I think it looks brown. What do you think? My farm vet is not available right now or I would take stool sample to be tested.

Chicks are all acting normal and eating and drinking 24/7. The one that is still pooping the puddle just flew out of "chick ICU" lol

 

[casportpony]

The top poo looks like cecal poop. Hard to say, but looks like it might have blood in it. Can you weigh the chicks?