Green poop

[Holly_Rae]

I had a chick who i found one morning and he couldnt walk. I assumed he had fallen off something and hurt his leg. A few days indoors and some r and r and he was back up and walking fine. He is much smaller than his sister and i think these poops belong to him...Any ideas what could be causing it?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

How old is the chick? Photos?
What are you feeding?

 

[Holly_Rae]

He is 10 weeks old. He is on chick crumb as main source of food, plus weeds and greens.

 

[Holly_Rae]

He's much smaller than his sister, but they could have different dads...

 

[Shadrach]

I had a chick who i found one morning and he couldnt walk. I assumed he had fallen off something and hurt his leg. A few days indoors and some r and r and he was back up and walking fine. He is much smaller than his sister and i think these poops belong to him...Any ideas what could be causing it?
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Assuming your camera hasn't messed about with the colour too much that colour green is not a good sign.
Eating a lot of vegetation does make poop green but it's normally a dark green. That colour I would associate with an infection.

 

[Holly_Rae]

no, the picture is pretty accurate as to the colour! Thats what i'm worried about. It's been green like that for a while. He seems fine in himself though...

 

[Shadrach]

no, the picture is pretty accurate as to the colour! Thats what i'm worried about. It's been green like that for a while. He seems fine in himself though...

I would send a poop sample to a vet for analysis. The last chicken I had with green poop like that was a rooster who later died of kidney failure. The kidney failures was we think the result of eating high calcium content layers pellets.
Sorry to not be more positive.