Can anyone tell me how to treat this

[Mother hen 119]

the other day I noticed that my chickens had some worms in their poop. I deworm them in the worms have gone but now I am noticing that they have a bloody mucus looking poop. How should I treat this and will corid work or tetracycline work?

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[DobieLover]

This is the damaged intestinal lining sloughing off. Offer them some Greek yogurt and add probiotics to their food for a week. That will help rebuild healthy gut flora.
Also, did you repeat the worming 7 to 10 days after the first dose to kill the worms that will hatch from the eggs that were left behind?

 

[Kiki]

What type of worms did you see and what exactly did you treat them with?

 

[Mother hen 119]

What type of worms did you see and what exactly did you treat them with?

that is a picture of the worms that they had and what I treated them with

 

[Kiki]

View attachment 1587017 View attachment 1587018 that is a picture of the worms that they had and what I treated them with

This doesn't rid worms.
Where in the world are you located? In the US?
You need to treat them with something that dies rid worms ASAP.

 

[Kiki]

Do you happen to have a clearer photo of the worms?
I can not tell what type they are from this photo

 

[Mother hen 119]

Do you happen to have a clearer photo of the worms?
I can not tell what type they are from this photo

 

[Sue Gremlin]

I think you should consider coccidiosis in your list of possibilities, and consider treatment with amprolium or some other coccidiostat. Are your chickens sick? Or are their feces just weird? How old are they?
The worms you are seeing could be tapeworms, but they don't generally come out in multiple-segment chunks like that. Are these photos of freshly voided feces? Or could these be fly larvae?

 

[Mother hen 119]

It was fresh. I don't see the worms now. Just the weird poop

 

[Eggcessive]

Where are you located, or what state? That worm medication has no ingredients that will kill worms. I would take some fresh droppings tomorrow am into a local vet who will do a fecal test with same day results. Call around to to make sure they will agree to save time.

I agree that the droppings may contain tapeworm segments, but there could be other types of worms that require a different medication. Praziquantel found in Equimectin Horse Wormer is good for tapeworms. For other worms, I would use Valbazen, or if you cannot get that, use SafeGuard horse paste or liquid goat wormer.

@dawg53 is very experienced with worms and treatment, so he may want to chime in.