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Yes. A broody hen in her own space but has only been in that space for several days. Would the whole flock be infected? My teen has looked at poop in main run and has not yet seen any more worms.

@Wyorp Rock @RubelliteRose @pennyJo1960 Withdrawal period for eggs? We do not sell eggs. The goats are not yet in milk (not pregnant either). Do we not use the eggs? Can we feed back to the flock? Can we use the eggs for us?

@RubelliteRose and @Wyorp Rock Thanks!! We have Safeguard! The people we bought the goats from had me buy some to have on hand!

It’s definitely chicken poop bc it was found in the brooder where only a single broody hen is being kept. But, thanks for ID.

We have a broody in her own pen (only for the past few days, otherwise was in the main flock). She pooped a very stinky one which had this long white worm in the poop. The only other pertinent info is that we have 2 Nigerian dwarf goats in an adjacent pen. They do not mingle with the...