Yellow runny poop... ?

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6week old chicks on day 5 of Cordid cocci treatment. One of the girls has watery poop some times yellow....help.

Acting fine but we already lost one to the cocci want no more losses
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6week old chicks on day 5 of Cordid cocci treatment. One of the girls has watery poop some times yellow....help.

Acting fine but we already lost one to the cocci want no more losses
Welcome to BYC! Do you have Corid powder or liquid?

-Kathy
 
Kathy powder Cordid 3/4 tsp per gallon fresh each day plus dropper feeding 1 1/2 tsp per gallon several times a day. For the beginning two days every hour.

Thank you
 
Kathy powder Cordid 3/4 tsp per gallon fresh each day plus dropper feeding 1 1/2 tsp per gallon several times a day. For the beginning two days every hour.

Thank you
The correct Corid dose is 1.5 tsp per gallon. If you're worried that some aren't drinking enough, mix 1/2 teaspoon with 10 ml of water, stir well and give 0.07 ml per 100 grams once a day for 1-3 days. Do this in addition water medicated at 1.5 teaspoons per gallon.

Do you have a way to weigh them? Dose for a 400 gram chick would be 0.3 ml.

Source:http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ps046
Table 2.
Example of target body weights during the rearing of replacement pullets.
Age
(weeks)

Body weight
(Pounds)

(Grams)
1

0.14

65
2

0.24

110
3

0.40

180
4

0.55

250
5

0.71

320
6

0.88

400

7

1.10

500
8

1.28

580
9

1.50

680
10

1.70

770
11

1.92

870
12

2.09

950
13

2.27

1030
14

2.43

1100
15

2.56

1160
16

2.67

1210
17

2.76

1250
18

2.82

1280
19

2.89

1310
20

3.00

1360



-Kathy
 
On top of that, encourage them to drink as much water as possible. Are they eating?

Can I put raw honey in the water?

-Kathy


Sorry each chick is 400g...

They are eating great, they do drink water
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This is after being left for 4 hours.

Most poop is good and normal but one out of 5-6 is a little watery. They also have cecal poops
 
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Quote: Since they are eating, you could mix their crumbles with medicated water from 1.5 tsp/gallon water source. Not sure I would put honey in the water, 'cause they might not like the taste of it, which would make them drink less.

-Kathy
 

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