Diarrhea

[AimeeBoor]

Cleaning my Coop and run this afternoon and found this pile of diarrhea. Otherwise the area looked good, just regular maintenance. I recently changed their food, could that cause it or is someone sick. !2 layers and 2 turkeys. Thank you guys for all your help.

 

[BlindLemonChicken]

The color is more concerning to me than the consistency. What is their new food?

 

[AimeeBoor]

Red wheat, peas, barley, turmeric, garlic, nutri balancer, fish kelp. -“” homemade. I had them on an organic feed from TSC for several weeks. I had run out of my homemade feed.

 

[AimeeBoor]

Of course their run is just over 3.000 square feet with lots of grass and weeds and trees

 

[BlindLemonChicken]

I am not a feed expert. I don’t think green is good with poop though. Let me tag a couple people that know more than me. @Eggcessive @Perris

 

[Eggcessive]

Green droppings can be from not eating enough, but the foods they eat can also affect the color. It might be cecal poop also which fermented in the ceca. Are any acting sick or lethargic or not eating?

 

[AimeeBoor]

Green droppings can be from not eating enough, but the foods they eat can also affect the color. It might be cecal poop also which fermented in the ceca. Are any acting sick or lethargic or not eating?

Everyone is acting completely normal. Hood appetites, friendly, run to me when they see me.

 

[Perris]

If they are all acting completely normally, including eating and running, and it's a one-off, then I would not worry about it.

Out of curiosity, in what form is the kelp normally given?

 

[AimeeBoor]

If they are all acting completely normally, including eating and running, and it's a one-off, then I would not worry about it.

Out of curiosity, in what form is the kelp normally giv non

If they are all acting completely normally, including eating and running, and it's a one-off, then I would not worry about it.

Out of curiosity, in what form is the kelp normally given?

Down to earth kelp meal

 

[AimeeBoor]

If they are all acting completely normally, including eating and running, and it's a one-off, then I would not worry about it.

Out of curiosity, in what form is the kelp normally given?

Just saw my male turkey is the culprit of the green poop. He had one last night and again this morning.