Green Diarrhea! Someone please help!

My Easter egger was doing it a week ago, so I am sure yours is fine, doing green poo can mean also that your chickens are under stress. Onetime I got my chickens from a breeder flock and there was a lot of stress for them because they were nervous scared and flighty because I would constantly hold them trying to tame them. They were also doing a lot of green poo. If your chickens are young like small pulleys maybe that is the age where they are nervous, active and very alert. That is possibly what it could be
 
My Easter egger was doing it a week ago, so I am sure yours is fine, doing green poo can mean also that your chickens are under stress. Onetime I got my chickens from a breeder flock and there was a lot of stress for them because they were nervous scared and flighty because I would constantly hold them trying to tame them. They were also doing a lot of green poo. If your chickens are young like small pulleys maybe that is the age where they are nervous, active and very alert. That is possibly what it could be
Her bird pooped worms...That is not fine.
 
Green poop can also just mean they're not getting enough to eat, although I assume this may be because the worms inside her could be eating her food.
 
Sorry...I'm late. Here we have Piperazine 52 powder in a 400 gram package for large roundworms. (ascaris) I see it's sold in the TSC farm stores in the east so it will likely be available in the Peavey Mart stores in the west. I imagine co op livestock/feed stores also should carry it. This is exactly what I have.
http://www.tscstores.com/PIPERAZINE-52-400G-P38474.aspx#.WW_ZooTyvIU

Here's a previous discussion on it.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/piperazine-52-dosage-powder.1064956/

As far as other choices, I believe we have the same choices @casportpony normally lists such as Valbazen, Safequard, Ivermectin etc. although they would be off label.
https://www.drugs.com/vet/safe-guard-premix-20-can.html
https://www.drugs.com/vet/valbazen-can.html
https://www.drugs.com/vet/ivermectin-liquid-for-horses-can.html

I haven't been able to get a fecal from my vet. I keep getting told that worms won't be an issue for me. (I think it's with consideration on how our winter kills everything. Maybe it's also because of my flock management?) They know I bring in stock only by egg.:confused:

To this point I've only used the piperazine. I'll be requesting a float test this fall. I'm sorry I don't have any more information about dewormers here in Canada.
 
Sorry...I'm late. Here we have Piperazine 52 powder in a 400 gram package for large roundworms. (ascaris) I see it's sold in the TSC farm stores in the east so it will likely be available in the Peavey Mart stores in the west. I imagine co op livestock/feed stores also should carry it. This is exactly what I have.
http://www.tscstores.com/PIPERAZINE-52-400G-P38474.aspx#.WW_ZooTyvIU

Here's a previous discussion on it.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/piperazine-52-dosage-powder.1064956/

As far as other choices, I believe we have the same choices @casportpony normally lists such as Valbazen, Safequard, Ivermectin etc. although they would be off label.
https://www.drugs.com/vet/safe-guard-premix-20-can.html
https://www.drugs.com/vet/valbazen-can.html
https://www.drugs.com/vet/ivermectin-liquid-for-horses-can.html

I haven't been able to get a fecal from my vet. I keep getting told that worms won't be an issue for me. (I think it's with consideration on how our winter kills everything. Maybe it's also because of my flock management?) They know I bring in stock only by egg.:confused:

To this point I've only used the piperazine. I'll be requesting a float test this fall. I'm sorry I don't have any more information about dewormers here in Canada.
Thank you!
 
Thank you!
I wish I had more positive information. hmm.png
 

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