Green liquidish poop with white particles.

[Catalyst]

Hello once again. I am really humbled being a part of this community.
I have a question that I need to be asking is,
I noticed in some of Hens and roasters that they were pooping Yellowish foamy poop. I browsed in the threads and found that it could be cause by coccidia (early I have done the treatment of all the flock as they were pooping blood like 1.5 months back) so I gave them a dose for 3 days of Sulphadimedine. But even after the treatment I still found one of the hen and one roaster is still doing that foamy yellowish liquid poop.
But since yesterday I have noticed that one of the roster was not eating at all. Upon inspection found that his crop was like rock hard. Gave him some coconut oil like 10 ml of it and massaged it.
later in the day it was abit lower than before. But then he pooped this greenish with particles liquid.
Before you suggest kindly note that it's hot and humid temperature like in the afternoon temperatures are high uptil 42C and 70% humidity.
I am concern as he is my favourite among all.
Thank you I know the message got lengthy but have to tell all the points.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Hello once again. I am really humbled being a part of this community.
I have a question that I need to be asking is,
I noticed in some of Hens and roasters that they were pooping Yellowish foamy poop. I browsed in the threads and found that it could be cause by coccidia (early I have done the treatment of all the flock as they were pooping blood like 1.5 months back) so I gave them a dose for 3 days of Sulphadimedine. But even after the treatment I still found one of the hen and one roaster is still doing that foamy yellowish liquid poop.
But since yesterday I have noticed that one of the roster was not eating at all. Upon inspection found that his crop was like rock hard. Gave him some coconut oil like 10 ml of it and massaged it.
later in the day it was abit lower than before. But then he pooped this greenish with particles liquid.
Before you suggest kindly note that it's hot and humid temperature like in the afternoon temperatures are high uptil 42C and 70% humidity.
I am concern as he is my favourite among all.
Thank you I know the message got lengthy but have to tell all the points.

Green poop means he's not eating very much or very well.

What's the diet of all the chickens? My chickens occasionally have foamy liquid poops, but it's nothing concerning if it's just an occasional thing. Other then that, their poops are normally solid.

Yellow can mean liver problems, or too much fat in the food also.

 

[Catalyst]

As for the diet I them a mixture of Barley, Millet and crashed corn as their main feed. While I give them watermelon (too hot here ,so a bit chilled in the fridge) in the evening, green leaves etc.
Plus I also give them broken coats of wheat, rye or any cereal grain mixed with small portion of Mustard straw.

 

[Catalyst]

Green poop means he's not eating very much or very well.

What's the diet of all the chickens? My chickens occasionally have foamy liquid poops, but it's nothing concerning if it's just an occasional thing. Other then that, their poops are normally solid.

Yellow can mean liver problems, or too much fat in the food also.

Both the birds does that poop once or twice a day.

 

[MysteryChicken]

As for the diet I them a mixture of Barley, Millet and crashed corn as their main feed. While I give them watermelon (too hot here ,so a bit chilled in the fridge) in the evening, green leaves etc.
Plus I also give them broken coats of wheat, rye or any cereal grain mixed with small portion of Mustard straw.

Lots of fat in those grains. Switch to a Feed with at least 20% protein, & 3% fat like flock raiser? You'll see improvements. Not sure about the mustard straw.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Both the birds does that poop once or twice a day.

Must be the diet they're on.

 

[Catalyst]

Lots of fat in those grains. Switch to a Feed with at least 20% protein, & 3% fat like flock raiser? You'll see improvements. Not sure about the mustard straw.

What ingredients might be in this Flock raiser? I can't buy ready made feeds as they are costly plus not have good quality.

 

[MysteryChicken]

What ingredients might be in this Flock raiser? I can't buy ready made feeds as they are costly plus not have good quality.

Flock Raiser is a high quality feed. I'll find the ingredients really quick.

 

[Catalyst]

Flock Raiser is a high quality feed. I'll find the ingredients really quick.

Yes please. I have to homemade them all of it or atleast get the maximum items and mix them together in a ratio.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I'll have to take a picture of the ingredients on the bag we have, but here's the nutrition labels I found online.