pls help sick birds

[deemathes]

The Sulmet is about $10. Corid is awesome for Cocci also, and is $19.99 at my local feed store. I would call TSC back (or your local feed store) and if they don't have either of those two, I would ask what they DO have! Cocci is so common and fatal, I can't believe they don't have anything for it!!

 

[deemathes]

Oh, and for the record, I had my chicks on medicated chick start (Purina Premium) and they got it anyway. I have nothing to back this but my own opinion and that is the medicated feed is supposed to lessen the risk, but not 100% effective. Just like the vaccine for Marek's doesn't make them Immune, just increases their chances of not getting it. If that makes sense.

 

[casportpony]

I'm on the phone with the TSC in La Grange and they have two packs of Corid Powder in stock for $22.99.

TSC
100 Plantation Way
LaGrange, GA
(706) 884-9799

-Kathy

 

[casportpony]

Other amprolium products are Ampromed and Amprol.

-Kathy

 

[casportpony]

This store TSC store:
912 S Park St
Carrollton, GA
(770) 832-3536

has one left and Horace is holding it at the register for you. Call to confirm before you drive to get it.

-Kathy

 

[lilstrick 25]

I have this medicine on hand it's called neo med 325 soluble powder. Neomycin sulfate commercial grade antibiotics. Says for the treatment and control of colonoscopies. Says it's susceptible to Neomycin sulfate in cattle.

Again I won't to thank all u awesome folks yal went out of ur way to help I'll also call tac in Carrollton see if there holding that.
How ever I did treat there water with this till I can get the meds yal told me about

 

[lilstrick 25]

Tried to load a picture but my phone ain't letting me sorry

 

[casportpony]

I have this medicine on hand it's called neo med 325 soluble powder. Neomycin sulfate commercial grade antibiotics. Says for the treatment and control of colonoscopies. Says it's susceptible to Neomycin sulfate in cattle.

Again I won't to thank all u awesome folks yal went out of ur way to help I'll also call tac in Carrollton see if there holding that.
How ever I did treat there water with this till I can get the meds yal told me about

The meds that you have (neo med 325 soluble powder) will *not* treat coccidiosis.

-Kathy

 

[WalnutHill]

I have this medicine on hand it's called neo med 325 soluble powder. Neomycin sulfate commercial grade antibiotics. Says for the treatment and control of colonoscopies. Says it's susceptible to Neomycin sulfate in cattle.

Again I won't to thank all u awesome folks yal went out of ur way to help I'll also call tac in Carrollton see if there holding that.
How ever I did treat there water with this till I can get the meds yal told me about

And please don't delay...it's a matter of hours between hunched shoulders and death. Prompt treatment truly is a matter of life and death.

 

[deemathes]

I can't stress enough that the quicker you move on this the better. By the time you see blood in their poop, the disease has already been in their systems 2 days. It takes an avg of 5 days from infection until death. It's pretty serious business.