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Exactly.
I don't think any medicated starter has sulfa drugs in it--it tends to not be used as a prophylactic feed additive, but only as a treatment for ill birds. Amprolium is the usual additive in medicated feed; FWIW I feed most of my birds medicated starter. However I just switched brands and the new medicated starter does contain an antibiotic, so only little ones and their mama's are getting that.
I thought I had answered about the commercial feed, but I guess I was not clear. Personally I never feed scratch, and even more emphatically never would feed cracked corn. If I lived in a very cold place I might give some at bedtime during very cold weather.
Exactly.
I don't think any medicated starter has sulfa drugs in it--it tends to not be used as a prophylactic feed additive, but only as a treatment for ill birds. Amprolium is the usual additive in medicated feed; FWIW I feed most of my birds medicated starter. However I just switched brands and the new medicated starter does contain an antibiotic, so only little ones and their mama's are getting that.
I thought I had answered about the commercial feed, but I guess I was not clear. Personally I never feed scratch, and even more emphatically never would feed cracked corn. If I lived in a very cold place I might give some at bedtime during very cold weather.