Poorly chicken

Coxoid is a coccidiostat in some countries. Follow the instructions on the label. It would not hurt to also give her a human calcium citrate tablet or Tums orally in case she is having trouble laying an egg or passing lash material.
Yes, but when I looked it up, that product, Harkers Coxoid, is 3.84% Amprolium Hydrochloride, compared to Corid, which is 9.6% Amprolium Hydrochloride. Would they not have to increase the amount of it to equal 9.6, since that one's for pigeons?
 
Yes, but when I looked it up, that product, Harkers Coxoid, is 3.84% Amprolium Hydrochloride, compared to Corid, which is 9.6% Amprolium Hydrochloride. Would they not have to increase the amount of it to equal 9.6, since that one's for pigeons?
I honestly cannot say for sure. I would probably mix it according to the label instructions. A chicken will drink more fluids than a pigeon, so may get the right dose for it’s weight. Corid is probably not available in the OP’s country.
 
Yes, but when I looked it up, that product, Harkers Coxoid, is 3.84% Amprolium Hydrochloride, compared to Corid, which is 9.6% Amprolium Hydrochloride. Would they not have to increase the amount of it to equal 9.6, since that one's for pigeons?
Harkers is 3.84% Amprolium, according to the directions/dosing you'd add 28ml Harker's to 4.5Liters of water or (1fl Oz to 1Gallon).

Close to the same dosing or you can figure the math, so no, you would not increase the amount of Harker's in the water. Follow the Instructions on the label for Harker's.

https://www.harkersonline.co.uk/product/treatments/coxoid-treats-coccidiosis/
 

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