I did not. I just cleaned the coop and will be looking for anymore. She is separated as of now. I’ll keep watching for it. I put all of them on Corid today too. Do you recommend 5 days?
That’s not accurate. I’ve had an adult hen die because of it. It’s common bacteria in soil but an adult bird moved to new soil with a different strain it hasn’t built up resistance to can definitely get an overgrowth that can cause serious problems. If the bird is already injured or ill as mine was it can kill them.
Yes, I'd put them all on it as it won't hurt them. Don't give any vitamins or vitamin water that has Thiamine (B1) in it while you're treating them.
She just pooped and it was brown. A little more solid. I still plan on giving her calcium, but she also just started eating too. Is there anything else I should be looking out for?
Since she's pooping like that, I doubt she's eggbound, but neither the Corid nor the Calcium will hurt, and one or both might help.
So I deworm every three months. And I’ve checked her in multiple spots. I don’t see any mites or lice, but I plan to check the coop again just to double check.
She’s still puffed up, but not as hunched over
At this point, I'm not sure if either coccidiosis or eggbound is the problem but I'd do both Corid and Calcium to be sure to cover in case it is one or both. Someone pooped blood in your coop, so I'd be treating them with Corid regardless.
Sorry. I'm just basing this off what I've heard and I have no experience and was just trying to help.
Nothing to be sorry about. I just wanted to add more info.
