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Here are the final results.

I m I mean SEND out the tissue for mareks exam.

I requested that they end out the tissue for mareks exam.

2nd page That is what I'm doing wrong. I thought I put goat dewormer in the water. But I also give them "worm out" in the water and "ivermectin paste" on bread.

Here is the first report. I immediately went out and put goat dewarmer in their water. I thought I was doing good on the deworming....guess not.

I purchased all my birds from feed stores and they were supposed to be vaccinated. Those are the ones that got hit the hardest. The six I got from the farmer were not vaccinated. Actually, the rooster that I've been discussing here is one of them. There are only two others from the six that...

Well, my Easter egger died. I will be contacting the necropsy office tomorrow. I don't have room in my fridge . I double bagged her with two large igloo ice blocks.

I will get a necropsy done with the next one which should be soon. The babies were about four days old from an incubator. I got them about a year ago. This farmer raises all kind of birds. I started having issues approximately five months ago.

UPDATE: I gave hin toltrazuril for two days. He isn't eating as much, but pooping ok. I'm sure that it's mareks. I found another chicken ill this morning. I've lost approximately 35 chickens. Mostly young (under 6 months). The Easter egger that is sick is about two years old. This all started...

Thank you!

I have both corid and toltrazuril. What do you mean by dispatching a chicken? I did the corid already, so I'll do the toltrazuril. Thank you everyone for all the advice. It really helps to talk to people that are familiar with chickens. Can ducks and turkeys get mareks?

Thank you.

I was afraid of it being mareks. I do have two other roosters. I noticed the very tip of the comb turned black. That was the first sign I had that something wasn't right with the ones that got sick. I will take him in for a necropsy when the time comes. Why is he holding on so long. The others...

They get regular flock raiser from tractor supply along with sunflower seeds, oyster shell, mealworms and goodies I bring from the kitchen. I use ammonia because I read that it will kill the Coccidiosis germ.

I have a rooster that has not been able to stand up for six weeks now. He keeps eating and drinking. I did take a different chicken to the vet about six months ago and she had Coccidiosis. She died. When I first noticed that he was having trouble standing, I separated him. Now it's like he is...