Corid (Amprolium) – Coccidiosis Treatment for Chickens with Bloody Droppings

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Corid (amprolium) is used in backyard poultry to treat and help prevent coccidiosis, a common cause of bloody droppings in chickens. No prescription is required, and it is added di rectly to the flock's drinking water.Key Uses Treats active coccidiosis outbreaks, including cases with bloody droppings Helps prevent coccidiosis during periods of high exposure risk Works by blocking thiamine (vitamin B1) uptake in coccidia parasites Interferes with the parasite's ability to multiply in the bird's intestine AdministrationAdd Corid to the flock's drinking water as the only water source for several days, following label directions or your veterinarian's specific dosing instructions. Monitor droppings and consult your veterinarian if symptoms do not improve. Show more