Treating with Corid and poultry dust...too much?

[Futuregreenefarm]

Thank you @RhodeIslandRed5 . That is what I picked up. I put it in last night which I figure they started drinking this morning so I should continue this until Saturday correct for 5 days?

 

[RhodeIslandRed5]

Sounds good!

 

[Helloworld]

At those ages the roos wattles should be out and red. I posted a pic of one of my 8 week Black Copper Marans roo below.

We add 2 tsp of Corid in 1 gallon for 7 days, replacing water daily with new medicine. This is repeated every 6 months.

 

[casportpony]

We add 2 tsp of Corid in 1 gallon for 7 days, replacing water daily with new medicine. This is repeated every 6 months.

Why do you do it every six months?

 

[casportpony]

Thank you @RhodeIslandRed5 . That is what I picked up. I put it in last night which I figure they started drinking this morning so I should continue this until Saturday correct for 5 days?

Treatment	20% Powder	9.6% Liquid
For 3-5 days	1.5 teaspoons per gallon	2 teaspoons per gallon
then for 7-14 days	1/3 teaspoon per gallon	1/2 teaspoon per gallon

 

[Futuregreenefarm]

At those ages the roos wattles should be out and red. I posted a pic of one of my 8 week Black Copper Marans roo below.
View attachment 1817342 View attachment 1817344 We add 2 tsp of Corid in 1 gallon for 7 days, replacing water daily with new medicine. This is repeated every 6 months.

Oh wow. I do not have any birds with combs out that much! I will upload some pics.

 

[Futuregreenefarm]

@Wyorp Rock here is a couple poop pictures lol. I saw some normal today, that's good, but then I saw this.

I think the third one is normal looking.

 

[Futuregreenefarm]

And this is pics of the feathers humped up in the back. Does this look like juvenile molt or a scratching problem?
And this is little fellow who seems so ragged looking now who was handsome and seems to be smaller to me than before.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

And this is pics of the feathers humped up in the back. Does this look like juvenile molt or a scratching problem?

For the poop, it won't hurt to treat with the Corid.

The humped up feathers in the back are you referring to what I have circled below?
That would be a "cushion" which is often seen, I'm not a breeder or genetics person so...but that is just considered "hatchery" I "think". Some breeds are more prone to having a more pronounced cushion which is not desirable if you are breeding to standard or showing.