Hello. This is not your average post about a chicken with funny pooh. I have a bluebell that appears in good health, if not a tiny bit underweight. For 2 weeks now she hasn't laid more than 2 eggs and she has gone from yellow frothy pooh to very loose milky pooh with yellow in it, and one pooh with obvious egg white type fluid in it.
I have wormed with flubenvet in December and Jan. I am in the process of submitting a pooh sample for worm count and cocc screening. But this is all they test for. Any ideas on the way forward as I'm concerned it's not worms
Ta
I have wormed with flubenvet in December and Jan. I am in the process of submitting a pooh sample for worm count and cocc screening. But this is all they test for. Any ideas on the way forward as I'm concerned it's not worms
Ta