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Tina bs silkie ck
Chirping
No they haven’t been treatedHave you treated them for Coccidiosis? I can't remember.
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No they haven’t been treatedHave you treated them for Coccidiosis? I can't remember.
She is back to eating and drinking but still has the clear water poopNo they haven’t been treated
There’s nothing there just waterWhen she has another poop, can you get a picture of it?
I tried last night just a wet spot do you think I should treat with Corid? All the chicksThere’s nothing there just water
Ok thank you should I still put the acv in the water as well or just the corid I’ll be stopping to pick some of that up today and chick gritYou can treat with the Corid, it won't hurt them
Dosage is 1 1/2 teaspoons Corid powder or 2 teaspoons of 9.6% Corid liquid per gallon of water. Give for 5-7 days - make sure this is the ONLY water available during that time period. Mix a fresh batch at least once a day.
I can’t get testing how would I know if they have worms? The have never had worm medsCan you try to take in some droppings to your local vet to get some testing for coccidia and worms, and ask for a culture or gram stain for necrotic enteritis.
It is hard to diagnose an intestinal infection online without lab work; you can either get testing or spend money on medications to treat them. Corid in the water for 5-7 days will treat cococidiosis. A wormer such as Valbazen or SafeGuard horse past or liquid goat wormer will treat most worms. An antibiotic such as Tylan, amoxicillin, and many others can treat enteritis.