Vent gleet can also be from coccidiosis, worms or bacterial infection.Vent Gleet is a yeast/fungal infection of the intestinal tract. Do the butts stink and are they all stained with poop? If so, you have Vent Gleet. The probiotics will clear up the yeast infection from the inside out. You can also apply vaginal cream to the butts too. If the butts are just messy, no red vent area and no stink, then probably not Vent Gleet. But use the probiotics anyway.
And many times when you have external mites, you have internal ones as well. So of the butts are just all stained with poop only, then you may have worms going on instead.![]()
http://birdhealth.com.au/flockbirds/poultry/diseases/vent_gleet.html
-Kathy
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