Need Help Skinny Peacock???

[thndrdancr]

I raise mine with chickens but you definitely need to treat him for cocci if you have chickens, amprolium/Corid ir u use oregano oil diluted with olive oil for cocci. Just matter of preference. You will also want to have something on hand called "fish zole". It's also called metronitazole. It is for blackhead, which a pea can be at risk for when u have chickens.
I treat all new birds for cocci as different kinds live in different soils.

 

[thndrdancr]

Oh very pretty bird by the way, I have been looking for one for 4 years now. He will be gorgeous. Boh and see if he will eat a little cat food, they usually love that as a snack. And grapes.

 

[Alex1010]

We'll treat

I raise mine with chickens but you definitely need to treat him for cocci if you have chickens, amprolium/Corid ir u use oregano oil diluted with olive oil for cocci. Just matter of preference. You will also want to have something on hand called "fish zole". It's also called metronitazole. It is for blackhead, which a pea can be at risk for when u have chickens.
I treat all new birds for cocci as different kinds live in different soils.

I'll treat him very soon as that could be the problem

 

[Alex1010]

Oh very pretty bird by the way, I have been looking for one for 4 years now. He will be gorgeous. Boh and see if he will eat a little cat food, they usually love that as a snack. And grapes.

Gave him a little bit of dog food I'll try the grapes as well, and thanks I can't wait till he grows

 

[barkerg]

I think they've already dewormed him I'll ask just to double check

Ive learned over years to always go ahead and deworm all incoming animals, its more a self confidence thing rather than a trust issue for me and plus it wont hurt them. Very pretty pea by the way will be a real looker in a few years, congrats and welcome to the pea world,

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Gerald Barker

 

[Alex1010]

Ive learned over years to always go ahead and deworm all incoming animals, its more a self confidence thing rather than a trust issue for me and plus it wont hurt them. Very pretty pea by the way will be a real looker in a few years, congrats and welcome to the pea world,

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Gerald Barker

He'll get dewormed with some safe guard tomorrow

 

[Alex1010]

If I treat my flock with Corid would I have to discard the eggs? If so. How long?

 

[casportpony]

If I treat my flock with Corid would I have to discard the eggs? If so. How long?

No egg withdrawal with Corid (amprolium). Do you have the liquid or powder?

-Kathy

 

[Alex1010]

No egg withdrawal with Corid (amprolium). Do you have the liquid or powder?

-Kathy

I'll see which one I get today.

 

[Alex1010]

After observing and feeding him today I think he was just malnourished and all he needs to do is eat more here. I'll still dewormed him and treat my whole flock with Corid.