Green, loose poop, that may indicate egg yolk peritonitis!!

[tomo0003]

My 3yrs old chicken, green loose poop!!
Please help me what I must do?

Symptoms
Loss of appetite, gastrointestinal dysfunction, diarrhea, shallow breathing, but still able to walk and jump

 

[2ndTink]

I don't have any advice here but bumping to see if maybe you'll get some help.

Any changes in here this week?

 

[tomo0003]

Yesterday I went to vet finally and he drained her fluids - a whopping 500mL!
It seems likely that I have a liver disease. I will hear the results of the fluids test today at 7pm and then She will get an injection for that.
Her appetite seems to have returned, so I think she's out of danger for now. Anyway, that's good!

The vet prescribed the following medications: 2 days' worth of oral nutrition powder for dogs and cats, diuretics, liver medication (details unknown)

 

[tomo0003]

Today morning's her poop. The green color has faded since oral nutrition powder was administered via syringe last night.

 

[2ndTink]

Oh wow! I'm glad she's feeling better with all that drained off. Milk thistle is a good supportive herb for the liver.

Hopefully the vet will keep her feeling well for a long time.

 

[tomo0003]

Oh wow! I'm glad she's feeling better with all that drained off. Milk thistle is a good supportive herb for the liver.

Hopefully the vet will keep her feeling well for a long time.

Thank you for worrying about her.
Yesterday and today, she received an injection to support her liver function. It will be half a month before the results are known.By the way, her appetite is now about one third of what it was before, so I think we need to continue to monitor her closely.

Thanks for the info on milk thistle. It seems to be available in my country.

My question is, how do I take the tea leaves?

 

[LaFleche]

Thanks for the info on milk thistle. It seems to be available in my country.

My question is, how do I take the tea leaves?

There will also be milk thistle capsules available and the contents can be added to her feed such as scrambled eggs with a bit of grated carrots or similar to entice her to eat.