Gapeworm or something else??

[Jose11632]

If she's breathing normally, it's not gapeworms. It's most likely something environmental.

Her right now running digging bit of gaping due to it being 80s and some humidity they have a fan inside their coop though

 

[Jose11632]

Or could it be their their layer crumbs is pretty much dust?

 

[Jose11632]

If she's breathing normally, it's not gapeworms. It's most likely something environmental.

Their feed is dust the purple stuff is their grit

 

[Jose11632]

Still good. Nothing off taking a bath right now

 

[Jose11632]

If she's breathing normally, it's not gapeworms. It's most likely something environmental.

Ok see was eating a lot and heard her sneeze twice took her out and she stopped she was shaking her head and she’s good again.

 

[Jose11632]

If she's breathing normally, it's not gapeworms. It's most likely something environmental.

Could it be that her feeder is high or something?

 

[Kiki]

Have you brought any new to you birds home recently? Within the last few months?

Respiratory illness and disease is much more likely compared to gapeworm.

 

[Jose11632]

If she's breathing normally, it's not gapeworms. It's most likely something environmental.

Then again she hasn’t eaten since the mor

Have you brought any new to you birds home recently? Within the last few months?

Respiratory illness and disease is much more likely compared to gapeworm.

one but she is completely separate but she started before we got her. She gots no other symptoms only the sneezing but it isn’t repetitive and stops for hours and when sleeping she’s quiet

 

[Jose11632]

Have you brought any new to you birds home recently? Within the last few months?

Respiratory illness and disease is much more likely compared to gapeworm.

Her breathing is normal

 

[Kiki]

Then again she hasn’t eaten since the mor

one but she is completely separate but she started before we got her. She gots no other symptoms only the sneezing but it isn’t repetitive and stops for hours and when sleeping she’s quiet

One bird...when?

Just so you know illnesses and diseases can travel in the air. They can travel on your shoes when you walk from one pen/coop to the next. It is extremely difficult to properly quarantine in a backyard setting so don't think that just because they're on separate sides of the yard that they cannot pass something back and forth.
I'm not saying that it happened in your situation but it.


If she's only sneezing every now and then It's possible it's just dusty or something in the air.

Can you take a video of your bird?