Yellow Diarrhea Problem. Please Reply.

Wyatt0224 said:

I wouldn't be able to take neither of them to a vet. I glanced over the link you sent me and it may be able to help my rooster.

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Bringing him inside and getting him warm is where you need to start.

Do you know of any farmers in your area? Have you reached out to your county extension agent? Coop sanitation is so important especially if it is wet weather. You should consider getting a book on chickens. I have found it really helps. There are so many factors that affect them! I recently was going to start a round of corid and my friend at the local farm supply said ... Have you dewormed them recently? Huh didn't really think about it before then! I did not have access to wazine ( roundworms ) so I got a product called STRIKE III.It was herbal but I like herbs and have seen them work. It has worked so far. But when I run into things I usually try to learn all I can. It is bigger I think than curing disease.. it is prevention. This has to do with everything from their feed to living conditions. I would consider a big clean up of everything if it were me. Check and make sure their feed is not moldy or infested with anything. Give them only what they will eat in a short time. Do some research with others in your area to see how they are doing things, problem solving and disease control maybe. How does that sound? Echo from previous post... a warm bird will heal better . If he has to struggle to stay warm he cannot also heal.

Thats infectious bronchitis. Keep them as warm as possible.

How do I treat infectious bronchitis? Would that effect their laying?

Jst keep them as warm as possible, and possibly give them antibiotics

I remember that my chickens had alot of mucus everywhere on their face. When warm weather came around then they got better pretty fast.