Chicken sick with runny white green poop throwing up

[Eggs2chicks]

I would treat her with corid.

Thank you so much.

 

[Lenny loves chickens]

Thank you so much.

Has she ever been dewormed?....also make sure you dont give extra electrolytes while on corid

 

[MysteryChicken]

Thank you.

You're welcome.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Has she ever been dewormed?....also make sure you dont give extra electrolytes while on corid

It's anything containing Thiamine that shouldn't be given during treatment.

Vitamins/Electrolytes are okay as long as it doesn't have Thiamine in it.

 

[Eggs2chicks]

Check her breath for a sour odor? If her breath smells sour, then you're dealing with sour crop.

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It's anything containing Thiamine that shouldn't be given during treatment.

Vitamins/Electrolytes are okay as long as it doesn't have Thiamine in it.

Ok. Thanks. I’ll check everything.

 

[MysteryChicken]

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Ok. Thanks. I’ll check everything.

Okay, sounds good.

 

[Eggs2chicks]

Has she ever been dewormed?....also make sure you dont give extra electrolytes while on corid

No she hasn’t nor has she showed any signs of worms. What I think I am seeing in the picture is intestinal lining sheds. But I am not a doc. Also. Can’t get dewormer out here. I’ve been asking for a while now. As I like having a first aid kit for the chickens and since covid ivermectin is shelves empty. Looking up Coord now. Thank you.

 

[coach723]

Corid is available at most feed stores and tractor supply stores, in the livestock/cattle section, either the liquid or powder will work (most people prefer the liquid, but either is fine). Images below. At three years old a reproductive problem is also possible, infection, cancer, etc. Feel her abdomen, between the legs, below the vent, for any bloat or swelling, either very firm or water balloon like. Not laying at this time of year could be a symptom or could just be from the shorter daylight hours. At three years old she should have some resistance to coccidia, unless she's weakened by something else. The Corid is very safe and won't hurt anything even if it's something else. If you have a vet that will do a fecal test for you without seeing the bird (many won't - if they see other animals of yours sometimes they will), that's not terribly expensive. You can also use a mail in option to test for internal parasites: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000J5SOZ...colid=27RHKHAM35GO&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

 

[Eggs2chicks]

Corid is available at most feed stores and tractor supply stores, in the livestock/cattle section, either the liquid or powder will work (most people prefer the liquid, but either is fine). Images below. At three years old a reproductive problem is also possible, infection, cancer, etc. Feel her abdomen, between the legs, below the vent, for any bloat or swelling, either very firm or water balloon like. Not laying at this time of year could be a symptom or could just be from the shorter daylight hours. At three years old she should have some resistance to coccidia, unless she's weakened by something else. The Corid is very safe and won't hurt anything even if it's something else. If you have a vet that will do a fecal test for you without seeing the bird (many won't - if they see other animals of yours sometimes they will), that's not terribly expensive. You can also use a mail in option to test for internal parasites: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000J5SOZ4/?coliid=I32VYEG8HEBUE2&colid=27RHKHAM35GO&psc

Corid is available at most feed stores and tractor supply stores, in the livestock/cattle section, either the liquid or powder will work (most people prefer the liquid, but either is fine). Images below. At three years old a reproductive problem is also possible, infection, cancer, etc. Feel her abdomen, between the legs, below the vent, for any bloat or swelling, either very firm or water balloon like. Not laying at this time of year could be a symptom or could just be from the shorter daylight hours. At three years old she should have some resistance to coccidia, unless she's weakened by something else. The Corid is very safe and won't hurt anything even if it's something else. If you have a vet that will do a fecal test for you without seeing the bird (many won't - if they see other animals of yours sometimes they will), that's not terribly expensive. You can also use a mail in option to test for internal parasites: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000J5SOZ...colid=27RHKHAM35GO&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
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Thank you. Already on it!!!

 

[Wyorp Rock]

So my lil Princess is sick and is leaking runny water from her mouth. Her poop is in the picture I am including here. She is fluffed up and has a soft gullet that is not empty in the morning. We are giving her a probiotic and a small dose of antibiotic in her water. We are emptying her gullet by massage and holding her downward for 2 seconds

What is a "small dose" of antibiotic in the water? Which antibiotic and what dose?

A crop that is not emptying overnight needs to be addressed. https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...w-to-know-which-one-youre-dealing-with.73607/

I agree, at 3 years old, Coccidiosis might be an issue if a bird is unwell, generally they have resistance to what's found in their environment.
The Corid won't hurt anything, but consider getting a fecal float to see if worms are another issue that needs to be addressed as well.

Crop symptoms are often the result of an underlying condition as described by @coach723 in post#18 hopefully she will show some improvement soon.