Poults failing

[Harris14]

We had 8 poults that were ready to go outside. All were flourishing and growing. Now they have started dying one by one. Like 2 days apart. We are down to 3. No symptoms. None. They are fine. Eating and drinking. Making there noises. Poop looks normal. Then go down there next morning and it’s either just sitting on the ground almost dead or already dead. We haven’t brought any new birds. All my chickens are doing good in there pens. My neighbor has a herd of cattle next to us and there slobbering and have brown discharge coming out of there nose but the turkeys don’t go across the fence. Please explain what may be wrong before the other 3 die. I have at least 100 chickens and don’t want them catching anything so there not allowed to free range right now. It’s been pouring the rain could that be a factor. I need help.

 

[R2elk]

Timing is right for coccidiosis. Treat with Corid.

 

[Molpet]

Yes I was loosing most and didn't think it was coccidiosis because the only symptom was looking fluffed up for 12 hours before they died.
My chicks being raised by the same hen never got sick. I later found some coccidiosis is species specific.

 

[Harris14]

They have all died but 1 and it seems to be flourishing. I don’t understand it. Disheartening to say the least.

 

[Harris14]

Yes I was loosing most and didn't think it was coccidiosis because the only symptom was looking fluffed up for 12 hours before they died.
My chicks being raised by the same hen never got sick. I later found some coccidiosis is species specific.

I thought they would have blood in there stool

 

[Molpet]

I thought they would have blood in there stool

So did I. I tried corid out of desperation. Saved most of them

 

[nuthatched]

I thought they would have blood in there stool

Only some strains cause blood in the stool. Sorry about your birds