Gapeworm or something else??

[Jose11632]

Inside where right now?
Inside the coop where she eats?

In our house. She was out running in the yard and she was good taking a dust bath running and eating bit of grass and she was fine. My guess it’s the feed?

 

[Kiki]

They had corn mixed with feed for a long time before since they where skinny and we tried putting corn since we got them in September and it was starting to get cool and we tried to make them a bit fatter or for them to have more breast muscle .

I live in Houston. I would never in a million years offer my chickens corn even if it got cold.
It does not EVER get too cold for the birds down here

 

[Jose11632]

Since I cleaned the coop as much as I could. If not it I’ll try a leaf blower to blow away the dust of their coop

 

[Jose11632]

I live in Houston. I would never in a million years offer my chickens corn even if it got cold.
It does not EVER get too cold for the birds down here

In our area it did even of our roosters comb got frost bitten. But now it’s crap here in Houston.

 

[Kiki]

In our house. She was out running in the yard and she was good taking a dust bath running and eating bit of grass and she was fine. My guess it’s the feed?

Do you know that you could be stressing her out, which can cause problems too, by moving her inside and outside.

Leave her with the flock. Just watch her.
The moving her inside the air conditioned house to outside in the heat back and forth stuff is not good.

Is your coop dusty?
What size is your coop?
Do they have a way to get out of the coop on their own?
How many birds do you have in the coop?

 

[Jose11632]

Do you know that you could be stressing her out, which can cause problems too, by moving her inside and outside.

Leave her with the flock. Just watch her.
The moving her inside the air conditioned house to outside in the heat back and forth stuff is not good.

Is your coop dusty?
What size is your coop?
Do they have a way to get out of the coop on their own?
How many birds do you have in the coop?

They can’t get out the coop they have a door thats locked, there 3 birds in their. Packed sand as their floor but it had gotten hard and just is floor but if they tu hard enough digging dust is their. I swept the coop before putting her back in and changed their nesting box bedding too. I’ll get the measurements in a bit

 

[Jose11632]

Do you know that you could be stressing her out, which can cause problems too, by moving her inside and outside.

Leave her with the flock. Just watch her.
The moving her inside the air conditioned house to outside in the heat back and forth stuff is not good.

Is your coop dusty?
What size is your coop?
Do they have a way to get out of the coop on their own?
How many birds do you have in the coop?

Ok she was eating a bit inside of some layer crumble and she sneezed again. I’m starting to think it’s the feed only the feed.

 

[Kiki]

Ok she was eating a bit inside of some layer crumble and she sneezed again. I’m starting to think it’s the feed only the feed.

Try this
Makes a half a cup of feed with some water.

 

[Kiki]

I've never used that brand of feed but I do believe that brand has been known to be quite dusty.

 

[Jose11632]

I've never used that brand of feed but I do believe that brand has been known to be quite dusty.

Are Brahmas more delicate to dust? What brand would you recommend since the others eat fine.