Oral dose of Corid

[ed33935]

Yes, along with adding it to the water. Does she have a severe coccidiosis infection? If her infection isn’t severe, I’m not sure I’d give the drench dosing. Im sure you know this, but at her age, the coccidiosis infection may not be the cause of whatever issues she is having. Usually they’ve developed some resistance to coccidiosis once they’re older than 1 year. But it shouldn’t hurt to treat anyways, even if the coccidiosis isn’t causing any issues.

Well I don’t get the feeling it’s severe. No blood in stool and she has good energy and appetite. Fecal test shows only 1 (on a scale from 1-10). So I think you’re right, I think I’ll just keep it in her water only for the 7 days. Do you think that might be ok?

 

[alinas2010]

Well I don’t get the feeling it’s severe. No blood in stool and she has good energy and appetite. Fecal test shows only 1 (on a scale from 1-10). So I think you’re right, I think I’ll just keep it in her water only for the 7 days. Do you think that might be ok?

Ah, okay, so yes it doesn’t sound too bad. Sorry to be so confusing on the subject, I should’ve asked for the whole picture first. I do think she’ll do good without the drench dosing and just having it in her water. If she doesn’t seem to be better after her full treatment, you can reassess. I think she will do great, though. And I bet she’s just enjoying her little spa day I hope she makes a full and fast recovery.

 

[ed33935]

Ah, okay, so yes it doesn’t sound too bad. Sorry to be so confusing on the subject, I should’ve asked for the whole picture first. I do think she’ll do good without the drench dosing and just having it in her water. If she doesn’t seem to be better after her full treatment, you can reassess. I think she will do great, though. And I bet she’s just enjoying her little spa day I hope she makes a full and fast recovery.

Thanks so much. This helps so much. Fingers crossed.

 

[casportpony]

But not sure what ‘drench’ means.

It means "orally".