red blood in poop

[Kiki]

Feed store said they had powder and liquid. Any preference between the two?

Liquid is easier to use!

 

[chickenE]

Thanks, running to get it now. Will post later with update.

 

[Kiki]

Thanks, running to get it now. Will post later with update.

 

[rhondademulder]

Liquid ...easy to dose -right in the main source of water supplies ! ASAP too !

 

[chickenE]

Okay, so I got the liquid corid amprolium at 9.6%. From @KikisGirls chart, I'm not sure if I have a moderate or severe case, planning on dosing at 0.25 teaspoon and 1 quart water. Could you guys verify my math?

Also got the unmedicated feed and going to switch them.

 

[Kiki]

You are seeing blood..treat with the severe dose.
Your math is great!
You can also help kick start the Corid process by giving then 2 drops of undiluted Corid straight to the beak.

 

[rhondademulder]

Okay, so I got the liquid corid amprolium at 9.6%. From @KikisGirls chart, I'm not sure if I have a moderate or severe case, planning on dosing at 0.25 teaspoon and 1 quart water. Could you guys verify my math?

Also got the unmedicated feed and going to switch them.

Use the Severe case dosage . How many chickens do you have ? Give it to all of them.id use the Gallon amt of dosage (2 teaspoons per gallon- if I remember correctly .)

 

[Kiki]

Make sure this is the only water they have access to.
Change/make a new batch of water each day.
Do NOT give any vitamins while treating with Corid.

 

[chickenE]

I've got two chickens.

I was just outside with them and both have drunk water.

 

[chickenE]

Yes, it is their only water source.