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Jseaborn

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I know this its going to be long so sorry in advance. I kept 15 OEG and blue wyndott in the house for about two weeks and everything was fine. I went to the auction last week and bought 10rir chicks and out in there with them. Two days later 2 chicks died. I assumed the size difference and limited space caused it so I moved all of them out side to my big brooder with some older gold laced chicks. five days after introducing the rir chicks, I have 12 out of over 30 chickens left. I bought some corid today gonna try that but I have no idea whats wrong. I have nice had chickens to sure like this although this us the first time I have bought chickens from someone I didn't know
 
that is why you need to quarantine any new birds for 30 days before introducing them to your flock.

Are there any signs/symptoms to help us determine what might be wrong with them?
 
not moving around much, no strength (other chicks bump into them and they topple over, just generally look bad. I just got home from work and there is three more dead.
I usually by all chicks from a local breeder and never had any problems. Those chicks sold for.90¢ each is the only reason i bought them
 
not moving around much, no strength (other chicks bump into them and they topple over, just generally look bad. I just got home from work and there is three more dead.
I usually by all chicks from a local breeder and never had any problems. Those chicks sold for.90¢ each is the only reason i bought them
Yes,give them Corid,they are displaying symptoms of Coccidiosis. Dosage for Corid powder is 1/2 tsp per gallon of water,Dosage for Corid liquid is 2 tsp per gallon of water. Treat all chicks for 5 days,do not give vitamins during treatment(interferes with medication)give vitamins after treatment.
 
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Uh oh, I didn't know proper dosage so I poured prolly a 1/8 of the bottle in a gallon.
 
yes, treat for Cocci, Corrid for 5 days, made fresh daily. Then treat with vitamins when the corrid is done.
 
Went out yesterday and every rir chick is dead but one. My other chicks seem fairly healthy though
 
Day three of corid. Thinking about treating any new chicks I get from here on
 

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