Pullet acting a little lethargic

[Salman93]

Hello frnds.
I have a flock of 12 birds out of which a pullet seems a little lethargic.
She is not so active and its feathers seem a little puffy.
I had given them amprolium 3 weeks back and again today.
She eats and drinks fine also I assume that she is down at the pecking order.
Attaching a pic of hers.
Kindly advice thanking you people in advance.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

seems a little lethargic.
She is not so active and its feathers seem a little puffy.
I had given them amprolium 3 weeks back and again today.
She eats and drinks fine also I assume that she is down at the pecking order.

Hi @Salman93 What does her poop look like?

You mention that you gave Amprolium (Corid?) 3wks back, then again yesterday. When you originally gave this - what dosage and for how long?

It may be a good idea to re-treat for Coccidiosis - give the Amprolium for 5-7days as the only source of drinking water at 1 1/2 teaspoons Corid powder per gallon or 2teaspoons of 9.6% Corid liquid per gallon.

If she is lowest in pecking order - watch to see that she is eating/drinking well. For 12birds, sometimes having more than 1 feeding station can help too. Some birds are more timid and are bullied/kept from food. Once you finish treatment, offer her some poultry vitamins and a little yogurt/probiotics for a couple of days.

Keep us posted.

 

[Salman93]

I put 1gm of amprolium in 1.25lt water. I started giving it, when they were a month old. I continue it for 3-4 days.
She looks fine when outside but as soon as she enters the coop. She acts lazy.
While free ranging, she is fine.
I think that she is being bullied by the others.