Chickenmom23
In the Brooder
- Apr 22, 2022
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Hello,
We have a flock of 7 hens silkies, easter eggers, lavender orpington and a Prairie bluebell. They were a year old the end of March. They have never been sick other than one being egg bound shortly after they started laying. All are acting normal, have good appetites. The prairie bluebell has been broody for about a week and a half now. They have eaten the same layer feed the entire time and other than that forage in our fenced backyard. They have not had any other food treats recently. Found this poop today when I let them out if the run to forage. I do not know who it came from. Thoughts on what it could be? Maybe coccidiosis?
We have a flock of 7 hens silkies, easter eggers, lavender orpington and a Prairie bluebell. They were a year old the end of March. They have never been sick other than one being egg bound shortly after they started laying. All are acting normal, have good appetites. The prairie bluebell has been broody for about a week and a half now. They have eaten the same layer feed the entire time and other than that forage in our fenced backyard. They have not had any other food treats recently. Found this poop today when I let them out if the run to forage. I do not know who it came from. Thoughts on what it could be? Maybe coccidiosis?
