Goose with worm! Idk what to do help!

[dawg53]

I have seen worms sticking to the rears of both cats & dogs & survive for quite a while so I don't see why it would be any different in a bird. These sound too long & thin to be maggots.

The worms were most likely forced out due to worm overload. No more room in the digestive tract so there is only one way to go...out the rear end where they will die without being attached to the digestive tract. They will be dying or already dead.

 

[Nsampsel]

The worms were most likely forced out due to worm overload. No more room in the digestive tract so there is only one way to go...out the rear end where they will die without being attached to the digestive tract. They will be dying or already dead.

Most likely dying, yes...but still visible & wiggling...YUK!!!

 

[LaneKim]

He got wormer in his water and is currently isolated with fresh food and water I just gave him some Epronex he isn't looking good Thanks everyone for your help. I am hoping this will help him. Yes i believe his digestive tract is so full they are coming out which is just horrible :'( ..... just praying now.

 

[Nsampsel]

He got wormer in his water and is currently isolated with fresh food and water I just gave him some Epronex he isn't looking good Thanks everyone for your help. I am hoping this will help him. Yes i believe his digestive tract is so full they are coming out which is just horrible :'( ..... just praying now.

Make sure you worm ALL of your birds. If 1 has it they likely all do (including chickens & ducks if you have any)

 

[LaneKim]

Yes everyone is being wormed including out dogs.. thank you. I think he does have fly strike.... We are doing everything we can now.