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  1. amyduck

    Help - bloody droppings!

    Yes, they get a lot of grit... there is a little dish I put out daily with two kinds of grit and oyster shell. That's what's puzzling. I'll get the corid just in case, assuming there is some where I get their feed! Thanks.
  2. amyduck

    Help - bloody droppings!

    Good morning - here's an update. All day yesterday, no sign of blood in her poop at all. This morning, just a little and it seems to be intestinal lining...(I hope!) Her energy is a lot better too, she's gleefully running around the yard this morning - the air has finally cleared up from all...
  3. amyduck

    Help - bloody droppings!

    Hi LaFleche, If you are talking about the long greenish thing, originally thought it might be too, so I took it out and looked at it under a strong loop and it is fibrous with no sign at all of any orifice, anus, intestinal looking system. I also just got her most recent dropping and the...
  4. amyduck

    Help - bloody droppings!

    Thanks - I'm also seeing that in other posts. I forgot that we also have an occasional cat that comes through...
  5. amyduck

    Help - bloody droppings!

    It's very confusing, some people claim hookworms don't exist in chickens?? Do you know if they are visible with a good magnifying glass or would I need a microscope? Are you thinking it could have come from the raccoon or wildbirds? Thanks!
  6. amyduck

    Help - bloody droppings!

    Thanks! I'll look that up too! It's just going to be difficult to get a vet appointment!
  7. amyduck

    Help - bloody droppings!

    No nothing red at all... thank you very much!
  8. amyduck

    Help - bloody droppings!

    Sorry, she's a year and a half, free range easter egger, although lately I've been keeping her and the other two inside much of the time due to all the smoke in Northern California... I'll add that my boyfriend is fastidious about cleaning up all their poop in my backyard, although we do have a...
  9. amyduck

    Help - bloody droppings!

    At first I thought it was just intestinal lining because it's been pretty orange, but this seems to have more blood and it's gone on for 3 maybe 4 days and seems worse. My chicken has also not been herself - it could be due to a heavy molt, but I'm not sure. She has always gobbled down food...
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