TriciaTKB
In the Brooder
- Jun 27, 2023
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Hello All 
I have a 14 month old hen that I was told is an Oliver Egger. She has been having very watery, white-milky looking poop for a while. She acts totally fine/normal, she eats fine, drinks fine and has laid a gorgeous blue egg at 11am every single day for the last 36 days (I keep track and weigh each egg my flock of 14 lays each day). She eats layer feed, has oyster shells available at all times and she free-ranges at least 6 hours a day. She is one of the lower girls in the pecking order, and I do see her being “corrected” sometimes but it doesn’t seem like she is bullied.
Trying to see if I can get any advice on her poop. (No other gen has this type)
As a side note, I did have another hen that had a small amount of blood in her poop in January. Had a fecal test done at the vet and started treating the flock with SafeGuard immediately. None of them have had any issues since.
Thanks for any help!!
I have a 14 month old hen that I was told is an Oliver Egger. She has been having very watery, white-milky looking poop for a while. She acts totally fine/normal, she eats fine, drinks fine and has laid a gorgeous blue egg at 11am every single day for the last 36 days (I keep track and weigh each egg my flock of 14 lays each day). She eats layer feed, has oyster shells available at all times and she free-ranges at least 6 hours a day. She is one of the lower girls in the pecking order, and I do see her being “corrected” sometimes but it doesn’t seem like she is bullied.
Trying to see if I can get any advice on her poop. (No other gen has this type)
As a side note, I did have another hen that had a small amount of blood in her poop in January. Had a fecal test done at the vet and started treating the flock with SafeGuard immediately. None of them have had any issues since.
Thanks for any help!!
