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X2^, more helpful and succinct than my previous post about 'normal' vs otherwise. Apologies to all for my tone before, in retrospect it sounds pretty mealy-mouthed, lol... Didn't mean it that way. To the OP: Cecal poops are definitely normal on some diets/for some flocks, and any poop that...

Wait, what? When you say 'scratch' what do you mean? I see a lot of people use that vague term on this site and always think they mean some sort of 'coarse grain mix' since that's what it means over here, but perhaps it means something different in your country? Best wishes.

The fact that they're unusual poops for your flock to produce, and are accompanied by your chooks losing weight and slowing production, is probably not a coincidence. The vast majority of all poultry deaths are due to digestive system disease, specifically involving the liver, due to the diets...

Not healthy poop, no. 'Normal' encompasses a whole lot of ill health people accept as 'good enough'. My guess is it's something impacting the liver, possibly, but I'm not 100% sure, never had poops like that to deal with. Well, basically no matter what it is it's likely to impact the liver...