Help is this coccidosis???

[gauchi]

My three polish are 10 weeks old in the coop now with my main group of six separated at night the free range my yard for 2 to 4 hours a day. This is the first I’ve ever noticed this poop this bird is eating drinking and acting normal‍

 

[Relleoms]

Oh, I would definitely begin treating for coccidiocis asap, however, without having a fecal float test performed you won’t know for sure. But that definitely looks suspicious and there’s little risk in treating.

 

[gauchi]

Can I take in to any vet I just saw it tonight checking in on them

 

[Relleoms]

I would collect samples & store in your fridge, then call your vet & ask if they can test a communal sample. My local feline vet will not test, but my avian vet will. But each office is different. Also, maybe don’t mention it’s from chickens unless they ask...

 

[Relleoms]

I would collect samples & store in your fridge, then call your vet & ask if they can test a communal sample. My local feline vet will not test, but my avian vet will. But each office is different. Also, maybe don’t mention it’s from chickens unless they ask...

ETA: go ahead & treat the entire flock, not just the one chicken. And use the treatment dose of corid. @casportpony has dosage instructions in a thread for both liquid & powder

 

[micstrachan]

If she were mine, I would treat for coccidiosis. Good luck!

 

[gauchi]

Thank you all!!