I would, just to narrow it downShould we stop feeding it to them and see if that helps?
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I would, just to narrow it downShould we stop feeding it to them and see if that helps?
looks like she’s not eating much as well as having infectionI just went out to check on the flock and there is a big foamy poop on the ground. (It is hard to see the other poops because it’s been raining and the run floor is all mud) I’ve never had this problem before.
They are fed NatureWise Layer Pellets. They get a tiny bit of scratch either every day or every other day (we use it to bring them back in the coop).
I think it has something to do with the pumpkin. We just got a whole bin of pumpkins from a friend and my dad gives them a slice of raw pumpkin to peck on every day.
Please help if you can!
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(Same poop, different angles of photo)
I just went out to check on the flock and there is a big foamy poop on the ground.
If it's a one time poop and no chickens are showing signs of being sick (lethargy, etc.) then I wouldn't worry to much about it.I think it has something to do with the pumpkin. We just got a whole bin of pumpkins from a friend and my dad gives them a slice of raw pumpkin to peck on every day.
Poor girl!I have a hen that's having a very hard molt; where she's not bald she's covered with pin feathers, and she walks funny because she has pin feathers around her legs, on her belly and in her crotch. She's very uncomfortable. Everyone else looked a little raggedy for a few weeks, but this poor girl ... (shakes head) looks like she flew through a hurricane. Twice.
What sort of infection?looks like she’s not eating much as well as having infection