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I used SafeGuard. I chose to do the 5 day treatment. Today will be the last dose.

A litte update: Today is day 3 of administering Toltrazuril. Along with that, I chose to deworm over the weekend. Deworming alone saved the Jersey’s life. I was concerned she wouldn’t make over the weekend, but the dewormer seemed to be exactly what she needed. She is almost back to her normal...

I’ve got it saved! Hopefully the medicine will come before Monday. Thanks for all the help!

I don’t have a vet that will see or treat chickens. All I could find available without prescription was toltrazuril 5% oral suspension.

I ordered toltrazuril. It will arrive Monday. I found dosages but not how long I’m supposed to do it for. I saw in other posts where some people only administered it one time. The kind I’m getting is direct dose only. How often and how long should I give it to her?

I’ve always read to give vitamins after finishing Corid to replenish what they lost during treatment.

I either have to treat her with my laying hen or I have to bring her inside and put her in the brooder with my younger chicks. I figured treating her with the ones she’s been outside with would be the better option. Which includes the layer.

She eats starter/grower feed, and whatever bugs she can catch outside. She has been on vitamins since taking her off Corid. But I’ll stop that immediately. I can get toltrazuril but not Sulfa. I don’t have a problem with not eating the eggs for a bit. I just can’t find a straight answer as to...

Her life is definitely our focus! We only have one laying right now so her eggs are pretty important. I just couldn’t find a direct answer for the withdrawal period when using toltrazuril. I don’t have a vet anywhere near me that will treat chickens, though. So I don’t know what to do about that.

I have an 8 week old Jersey Giant that has been dealing with coccidiosis for weeks. Confirmed by doing fecal float. She’s been on Corid for 10 days, 2 of those days my husband did the wrong dose so she didn’t get enough in the water, so we added a few extra days to make up for it. We also did...