nice dark cape , because of her age is this her final adult molt ? looks like her tail has some growing in to do ? and she has no "s" shaped comb
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No! I told the feed store that was what I wanted but after looking at the bag they gave me the other. Grrrr.... I don't think it's cocci. The little guy doesn't look or act sick. He is eating and drinking good. He is a little slower moving than the others but he is half the size and barely has any feathers so I think that's to be expected. I will see if I can pick up a bag of medicated starter though as I guess it wouldn't hurt anything. Also going to get some vitamins and put in their water!
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If the little guy isn't feathering out something is missing in it's diet. If you're sure it's not cocci then I would suspect worms. Worms could be drawing off enough nutrients to slow him down.
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If the little guy isn't feathering out something is missing in it's diet. If you're sure it's not cocci then I would suspect worms. Worms could be drawing off enough nutrients to slow him down.
So if I give them some medicated feed would that take care of the worms or do I need something different? And if so what?
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If the little guy isn't feathering out something is missing in it's diet. If you're sure it's not cocci then I would suspect worms. Worms could be drawing off enough nutrients to slow him down.
So if I give them some medicated feed would that take care of the worms or do I need something different? And if so what?
One of the symptoms of coccidiosis is eating normally with little or no weight gain. I would try medicated feed as bargain suggested for all the chicks to ensure the others don't have the bug.