Bloody stool Help

[Afberno]

Went out this morning and seen one of my hens is having bloody stools. I have 6 hens and a rooster that are almost 24 weeks and 5 hens that are 13 weeks. I am assuming it’s from a older hen because of the area it’s in as the younger ones kind of stay off to themselves. No one is acting different but I am a new chicken owner and very concerned please help.

 

[BecksNesting]

Get some Corid, and depending on age of your chickens, get some worming capsules, or drops for water supplies. Follow directions exactly and everything should be fine.

 

[BecksNesting]

Just noticed the age of your chicks, might be having a problem with Coccidiosis which Corid will turn that around ONLY if you are extremely diligent by isolating the youngsters. We had a short lived outbreak of that darn stuff during a very wet spring. So young chicks less than 16-18 weeks old, are easily affected by too wet of an environment combined with their food and droppings is the recipe for disaster. We lost three chicks in a row and then saved four more out of that same population. It took ALOT of diligence to save them, round the clock drops of ProMoxil, Corid, and B Complex vitamins. Even had to use two direct undiluted drops of Corid once a day for one chick via syringes straight into their beaks. But hey, the last four lived and are doing extremely well.

 

[Afberno]

Okay thank you that was my concern