▶️▶️Worm Pictures Needed

[Kiki]

Do you have any clear pictures of any type of poultry worm stored away?
If so I need pictures so please post them here.

 

[coach723]

Do you only want pictures we've take ourselves, or are stock internet images also OK?

 

[Kiki]

Do you only want pictures we've take ourselves, or are stock internet images also OK?

Sorry I should have been clearer.
Don't you dare steal someone else's photo to post here.

 

[dawg53]

These are tapeworm strands excreted in feces after using Zimecterin Gold back in November of 2011.

 

[coach723]

Roundworm on my poop board this morning.

 

[LTAY1946]

We have just seen some long red worms in the poop of 2-3 of our many chickens. What kind of worm is this? What should they be treated with?

 

[coach723]

We have just seen some long red worms in the poop of 2-3 of our many chickens. What kind of worm is this? What should they be treated with?

Pictures?

 

[LTAY1946]

Pictures?

I didn't take any when I had the chance. They were red and around 3" long. Not large enough around to be fish bait. I'd estimate their diameter to be about 1/16".

 

[LTAY1946]

I will look for more today but with them in coops it will be hard to find it again. The ones we saw actually poop them out were out free ranging and had came up by the house and were on cement so every thing was very visible.

 

[coach723]

Usually the only worms ever seen in droppings are either tapeworm or roundworm. Tapeworm pictured above, that's when they are expelled in whole or large parts, the proglottids look like rice, and may be moving if fresh. Roundworm also pictured above, looks like cooked spaghetti. Neither are usually red. It may have been intestinal shed, can't really say without seeing it. Intestinal shed is sometimes mistaken for worms, I've attached a link below to a thread with an image of a dropping with a lot of intestinal shed. That can sometimes be a sign of internal parasites, due to the irritation of the intestines, but isn't worms itself. It can also have other causes, dietary changes, illness, anything that upsets or irritates the digestive tract.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/chicken-poop-worms-or-injury.1141812/