Cocidia?

[Adey65]

I found this poop in the coop this morning where my 5 hens reside. The poop is from one of 2 birds. I know this as I screenshot where I can see them sleeping at night on the camera. Two if the hens are 5 years old and no longer lay, while the other 2 are 3. One if the hens laid a shelless egg a few days ago, I'm certain its the Sussex as she hasn't laid since that day, when previously she was laying regularly. My other 3 year old continues to lay. I had a fecal float test done about 5 weeks ago and cocidia was found but it was only 120 epg so treatment wasn't required. Apart from the Sussex who looked out of sorts after that shelless egg for a few hours, all are eating and drinking fine and doing chicken things. I have coxoid ready incase it is cocidia. Any thoughts?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Two if the hens are 5 years old and no longer lay, while the other 2 are 3. One if the hens laid a shelless egg a few days ago, I'm certain its the Sussex as she hasn't laid since that day

I had a fecal float test done about 5 weeks ago and cocidia was found but it was only 120 epg so treatment wasn't required. Apart from the Sussex who looked out of sorts after that shelless egg for a few hours, all are eating and drinking fine and doing chicken things.

It won't hurt to treat for Coccidiosis, but if you have a hen that is feeling a bit out of sorts after a shell-less egg, then I'd give her 300mg Calcium Citrate+D3 once daily for a week.

She may be having a hard time expelling another egg or material.

I found this poop in the coop this morning where my 5 hens reside. The poop is from one of 2 birds. I know this as I screenshot where I can see them sleeping at night on the camera. Two if the hens are 5 years old and no longer lay, while the other 2 are 3. One if the hens laid a shelless egg a few days ago, I'm certain its the Sussex as she hasn't laid since that day, when previously she was laying regularly. My other 3 year old continues to lay. I had a fecal float test done about 5 weeks ago and cocidia was found but it was only 120 epg so treatment wasn't required. Apart from the Sussex who looked out of sorts after that shelless egg for a few hours, all are eating and drinking fine and doing chicken things. I have coxoid ready incase it is cocidia. Any thoughts?