Possibly sick peachick - poo pic

[Rexkat]

Not crazy about this stance, though, which he started about 15 min ago. He might just be tired. It's bedtime.

 

[Rexkat]

They're snuggled next to their light now looking pretty happy.

 

[casportpony]

They're snuggled next to their light now looking pretty happy.

Keeping them warm is key. How do you feel about learning to tube feed.

 

[Rexkat]

Keeping them warm is key. How do you feel about learning to tube feed.

I’m up for it. He’s eating really well though. Maybe I need to supplement?

 

[casportpony]

I’m up for it. He’s eating really well though. Maybe I need to supplement?

I was think more fluids.

 

[casportpony]

Will he eat a wet mash?

 

[Rexkat]

He also drinks like a fiend. In fact, I think that’s how he got the overgrowth of coccidia. He loves rainwater wherever he can find it.

 

[Rexkat]

What I haven’t been good at is getting him to take the concentrated corid.

 

[Rexkat]

Update on the chicks. Going on day 5 of 1/2 tsp chorus to one gallon water. They're still eating and drinking well, plenty perky - flying, chasing things, preening, etc. Eating and drinking well.

Poos are inconsistent - some totally normal, some diarrhea from both chicks. No blood - never had been.

Gains are also inconsistent:

Here's Coco today:

And here's Nut:

Kathy, what do you think? Should I keep up the Corid for a couple more days or is it vet time?

I also find this:
https://www.fresheggsdaily.com/2013/11/coccidia-coccidiosis-natural-prevention.html?m=1

 

[Rexkat]

This just came it of Coco:

And this out of Nut:

Sorry if it blends in with the stone, but liquid is clear.