How long to re-introduce chick after Corrid treatment?

[Clucking_In_Michigan]

So last Sunday one of my 9 week old chicks developed a case of Coccidosis. I immediately started a regemin of 2tsp per gallon water of liquid Corrid and some ACV for her and all of her flock mates. I put a solid divider in the teenager coop to seperate her from the rest of the flock. She was listless for a few days and we were finally able to entice her to eat some bananas/yogurt/wet chick feed mixed. She is bouncing back now on day 4 (no more bloody stools and energetic again) she is eating regular feed and some scratch grains with grit and seems insistent about re-joining her flock mates. Should I wait until the Corrid regemin is done or let her go back to her flock?​

 

[coach723]

You should finish the Corid treatment, to make sure it's gotten. In the future, I don't separate chicks for the treatment, I treat all of them that are kept together since they have all been exposed. Corid is very safe, and treating only one or two can often put you on a conveyor belt of treatment when more show symptoms later. I'd put her back as soon as treatment is done in this case.

 

[Aapomp831]

Corid works by starving the protozoan parasite of vitamin b.... do not add the ACV, as it is full of b vitamins and may counteract what you’re trying to do. Finish the treatment, and then give them ACV water (and a bowl of fresh water with nothing in it) to help restore those lost vitamins.

 

[Clucking_In_Michigan]

Corid works by starving the protozoan parasite of vitamin b.... do not add the ACV, as it is full of b vitamins and may counteract what you’re trying to do. Finish the treatment, and then give them ACV water (and a bowl of fresh water with nothing in it) to help restore those lost vitamins.

Thanks for the heads up on the ACV!