Help!! Hen is pooping white!

[MysteryChicken]

Hmm all I have is fenbendazole... is coccidiosis common? what product do you recommend buying?

Coccidiosis is common. It's caused by a Protozoan parasite.

Corid can be found at your local feed store in the cattle section.

 

[Lucy Brown]

Should i isolate that chicken or feed the meds to all the chickens?

 

[Lucy Brown]

is this ok?

 

[Eggcessive]

Could you get some fresh droppings (a fecal float) in a freezer bag checked by your local vet? A regular vet may do that for you as a favor if they don’t see chickens. Call ahead in case they don’t. It is very hard to diagnose illness just by droppings. How is the chicken acting? Is she eating and drinking? How does the crop feel?

 

[Lucy Brown]

Could you get some fresh droppings (a fecal float) in a freezer bag checked by your local vet? A regular vet may do that for you as a favor if they don’t see chickens. Call ahead in case they don’t. It is very hard to diagnose illness just by droppings. How is the chicken acting? Is she eating and drinking? How does the crop feel?

unfortunately, i cannot go to a vet.. but the chicken is acting fine and eating well. I dont think she is drinking "excessively" and her crop is pretty hard.

 

[Eggcessive]

Can you check the crop again first thing in the morning to make sure that it is emptying properly? Are you planning to repeat the fenbendazole daily for 5 days, or repeat the dose on day 10? Here is a chart of diiferent droppings to explain differences. They are not always a diagnostic tool, but you will see one in there that looks similar:
https://the-chicken-chick.com/whats-scoop-on-chicken-poop-digestive/

 

[Lucy Brown]

this looks similar.. but it is not clear about what it is and what to do

 

[Nigel27]

Acv, cinnamon, garlic, oregano oil(honey optional)! This combo is magic, I stopped coccidiosis in its tracts it killed 6 of 26 and would’ve killed the rest. They were all around 2 to 3weeks old with one only one week old (it survived) after a few days of that they were very sleep and probably lost a week of growth but now they’re all happy and back to normal(I hope they’re not stunted)

 

[Lucy Brown]

After researching I found that it might be egg yolk peritonitis... any tips for treating that? does it require a vet?

 

[Eggcessive]

After researching I found that it might be egg yolk peritonitis... any tips for treating that? does it require a vet?

Are any of the pullets laying eggs? EYP is common in hens over 2. Occasionally, a pullet near laying age may develop infection or problems with eggs breaking inside or soft shell eggs. Again, it is not something that you can diagnose by looking at droppings. Here is a link to read about signs that may be seen in EYP:
http://www.poultrydvm.com/condition/egg-peritonitis