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Okay, I have been reading about medicated vs. non-medicated feed and have learned something, I think. LOL.
I will be switching to non-medicated feed and getting some Corid to keep on hand.
I have some chicks outside that were hatched by momma hens and some chicks inside that were hatched in the incubator. The Polish and Houdan chicks are also inside. The inside chicks will not even be exposed to the soil until they are 3-4 weeks old, do they don't need the medicated feed. Even if they are on medicated feed once put outside, they could still get cocci.
So, do you think the death of the 2 Polish chicks had anything to do with the medicated feed?
I will be switching to non-medicated feed and getting some Corid to keep on hand.
I have some chicks outside that were hatched by momma hens and some chicks inside that were hatched in the incubator. The Polish and Houdan chicks are also inside. The inside chicks will not even be exposed to the soil until they are 3-4 weeks old, do they don't need the medicated feed. Even if they are on medicated feed once put outside, they could still get cocci.
So, do you think the death of the 2 Polish chicks had anything to do with the medicated feed?