Neurological Issues In Chickens?

[Elie And Her Flock]

Glad you got the results back.

What dosage of Corid did you use? Do you have Liquid or Powdered Corid?

Amprolium is not based on weight, the dosage for all chickens is the same regardless of size, it's added to the drinking water.
Liquid Corid dosage is 2 teaspoons per gallon of water and Powdered Corid is 1 1/2 teaspoons per gallon of water. Give for 5-7 days as the only source of drinking water.

For some strains of Coccidia a sulfa drug would be more effective. Did your vet suggest treating her with another drug? SMZ-TMP may be better to use than Amprolium if you have been treating her with the correct doses.

I did 2 teaspoons per gallon, yes. Forgot it wasn't based on weight haha. I used the liquid Corid. I asked him what else we could do for her while we wait for our vet appointment and he hasn't gotten back to me yet about using a sulfa drug, but the time that it would take for it to ship here is the same amount of time it would take it wait for our vet appointment.

 

[Elie And Her Flock]

@Wyorp Rock @LaFleche
Hurray!! Just got back from the vet. It's egg peritonitis, and he drained her abdomen and gave us some medicine to give her. She's doing so much better already!!

 

[LaFleche]

@Wyorp Rock @LaFleche
Hurray!! Just got back from the vet. It's egg peritonitis, and he drained her abdomen and gave us some medicine to give her. She's doing so much better already!!

I'm glad she is feeling better and you as well!

 

[Wyorp Rock]

@Wyorp Rock @LaFleche
Hurray!! Just got back from the vet. It's egg peritonitis, and he drained her abdomen and gave us some medicine to give her. She's doing so much better already!!

Glad you were able to see the vet, I hope she continues to improve