Please help Serama month old cockerel pooping white

[LuvBantums]

What did you treat him with, and how much did you give him? White urates mostly point to dehydration, so I would try to get him drinking some water, perhaps with some electrolytes. Try to hold water up to his beak often, and dip his beak for a second if necessary to get him to drink. I would not recommend treating birds that young for worms, and especially not bantams. Let us know how he gets along.

I forgot to tell you that all I started giving him some drops of the nutri-drench and then added some into water as well as electrolytes.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I just gave him another drink of the corid mix and he started drinking better than he did last night

It's good that he is drinking.
Can you get some more Corid so you have enough for the week?
If you have liquid Corid, I would also give him a direct dose of 0.10ml per pound of weight daily for 3 days. This is in addition to him drinking the mixed Corid solution.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I forgot to tell you that all I started giving him some drops of the nutri-drench and then added some into water as well as electrolytes.

I would not add vitamins or electrolytes while treating with the Corid.

 

[LuvBantums]

It's good that he is drinking.
Can you get some more Corid so you have enough for the week?
If you have liquid Corid, I would also give him a direct dose of 0.10ml per pound of weight daily for 3 days. This is in addition to him drinking the mixed Corid solution.

I did have enough for a gallon and I'm going today to get another bottle to treat all. My sister just told me that when she went to the back of the house (where they are located) and he was running around out of his cage. She said he was fine when she put him back in, but I to make an errand yesterday that took a couple of hours and I noticed he was napping and he had plenty of water. So, I don't know how he could have gotten so dehydrated. Thank you

 

[LuvBantums]

I would not add vitamins or electrolytes while treating with the Corid.

Oh I'm not thinking clearly. I'm going to treat him for dehydration and then I will continue the corid. He needs to get enough fluids in him at this point.....would you agree?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Oh I'm not thinking clearly. I'm going to treat him for dehydration and then I will continue the corid. He needs to get enough fluids in him at this point.....would you agree?

Hydrate him with the Corid water since you started treatment.

 

[LuvBantums]

****UPDATE**** First I want to thank all that took the time to give me suggestions of what could be wrong with my lil boy!!

I went ahead and took a chance with dehydration and it paid off!!! So, I kept putting his beak in the electrolytes every 15-30 minutes all day yesterday and through the night. I'm happy to say, he is now up and drinking on his own and I'm making him breakfast (boiled eggs) so he can get something in him asap.
After talking with my sister about why he was out of the cage, that turned the light bulb on in my head. He was being bullied by his hatch mates (mostly males) more then I thought. He still is not out of the woods yet, but this is a great sign!!

 

[Eggcessive]

Thank goodness that you spent time getting him hydrated again, and may have figured out the problem was dehydration. Hopefully, he is on the road to recovery.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Glad that he is doing a bit better!
So do you think he was being bullied to the point of not eating/drinking well?

You may want to keep him caged by himself for several days to help him along.
Thank you for the update