@KsKingBee and @Garden Peas , can you double check my advice and make sure I've said it in a sensible way? Thanks! Or re-write it it so it's easier to understand?
-Kathy
-Kathy
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One Gallon (128 ounces) - 10ml Corid
1/2 Gallon (64 ounces) - 5ml Corid
One Quart (32 ounces) - 2.5ml Corid
One Pint (16 ounces) - 1.25ml Corid
One Cup (8 ounces) - 0.625ml Corid
1/4 Cup (4 ounces) - 0.3125ml Corid
Basically, it's about 0.08 ml of Corid per ounce of water. How's that?
-Kathy
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x2, I think the explanations are perfect. And yes, it makes sense for Shay to only mix up a cup of corid or so... that way she conserves her Corid supply and doesn't have to throw away good solution...
Although it occurs to me that the rest of her flock should also get Corid water ... so some could be put in the waterers for the outside flock(s) also -- that might affect how much she would like to mix each day...
But the first and highest priority is getting enough meds into Little Eagle at the right times and in the right amountsI think your instructions were just right
Quote: I was really hurting when I was trying to figure out how to make a 5% dextrose drench using 50% dextrose and water, lol.
-Kathy
I was really hurting when I was trying to figure out how to make a 5% dextrose drench using 50% dextrose and water, lol.
-Kathy
Quote: Yes, but I was cleaning house while thinking about it, which doesn't work for me... I have to be sitting down and not have any distractions, lol. Math doesn't come easy, I do have to work at the stuff I post about.
-Kathy