Poorly chicken

[BlindLemonChicken]

Would she survive being egg bound for 3 to 4 days??

Not to my knowledge, no.

 

[Eggcessive]

Calcium 300-600mg should be given orally in one dose for possible egg binding, not in the water.

 

[Debbie292d]

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?

 

[Altairsky]

I'd treat for corid. Caviar-like black poop could be clotted blood.
I'd triple the dose of the pigeon corid and I'd give the maximum daily dose directly in her beak.

 

[Eggcessive]

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.

 

[Debbie292d]

A chicken will drink more fluids than a pigeon

True that. Maybe that would make up for it.