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    Default Re: Injured baby squirrel- need rehabber in NE Ohio

    Thank you. This is the recipe I am using. He took 2ccs of the rehydration fluid from me. It’s a start.

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    He just took 2 more ccs of hydration. When I changed his blanket I noticed his poo is now a yucky mucus and smells awful. I am wondering, he is super small for his age, maybe he has been battling some sort of parasite or something and that is why he doesn’t feel well and won’t eat. How would I know if he has something going on in his GI system and how would I treat? I am hoping whatever the treatment it is something I can get OTC right away!

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    How can you tell the difference between Coccidia and Giardia? I am wondering if my baby might have one of these. He was really underweight even when I first got him before the diarrhea really started. I think I can get a hold of Panacur if it is Giardia but not sure about treatment for Coccidia. Can anyone help?Thank you so much!

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    Default Re: Injured baby squirrel- need rehabber in NE Ohio

    Quote Originally Posted by newtosquirrels View Post
    How can you tell the difference between Coccidia and Giardia? I am wondering if my baby might have one of these. He was really underweight even when I first got him before the diarrhea really started. I think I can get a hold of Panacur if it is Giardia but not sure about treatment for Coccidia. Can anyone help?Thank you so much!
    I have never had to deal with Giardia personally, but it is usually greenish in color and has a horrendously awful odor from what I have read. Possible treatments are "-azole" medications including albendazole (can be bought OTC, "pinworm" treatment), Metroniazaole and Panacur (fenbenzazole)

    Coccidia is treated with sulfonamides including Bactrim (SMS/TMZ), Albon and Baycox.

    Posting a picture of the poo will help us help you determine if this might be one or the other....
    Last edited by Spanky; 09-21-2020 at 07:50 AM. Reason: odor order...

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    This is what her poo looked like this morning. It’s more of a yellow and brown color. It smells, but it’s not that awful. Name:  9161FE90-12E2-429B-A8F2-6866FC2D620E.jpg
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