Gapeworm or Stomach Lining Issue

[SuziQ18]

I am becoming extremely concerned over the red mucus-looking red worm-like "things" I am finding in my hen's poo. I have taken these pictures in hopes that someone can help me identify this problem, and if they are gapeworms, what can I administer to my hens to get rid of this problem. Thanks so much for all and any help! Crazy Newbie Chicken Lady.

 

[Kiki]

Can you take this poop to your nearest vet to have it tested? it's cheap.
@casportpony

 

[IZZYBELLA]

Definitely test it... then you will know exactly what you are dealing with and what to use to treat it.

 

[SuziQ18]

Can you take this poop to your nearest vet to have it tested? it's cheap.
@casportpony

Thank you

 

[SuziQ18]

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Can you take this poop to your nearest vet to have it tested? it's cheap.
@casportpony

Thank you

 

[SuziQ18]

Can you take this poop to your nearest vet to have it tested? it's cheap.
@casportpony

Thank you

 

[SuziQ18]

Can you take this poop to your nearest vet to have it tested? it's cheap.
@casportpony

Thank you

 

[SuziQ18]

Definitely test it... then you will know exactly what you are dealing with and what to use to treat it.

Thank you

 

[jdashca]

From what I've seen in other posts, you can deworm chickens and ducks using Ivermectin, which you can get as a bottle of liquid from the cattle aisle in most feed/farming type stores and then just add to their food. We use Ivermectin for our horses and it covers a wide range of worms.