Help! My chickens are dying

[Raida]

Hello I need help anyone or any vet in this site I am new raising chickens and is really hard for me see them dye o am even looking for chicken vet and near me is only for dogs and cats so please any idea how can o help my chickens first they lost appetite and no sign of activities and fluffy feathers and green poop or watering poop look week and sad so this are the symptoms I always noticed please any help I will appreciate you collaboration thank.

 

[TwoCrows]

Hello there and welcome to BYC!

I moved your thread to our Emergency forums for more help. I hope everything will be ok!

 

[cherrynberry]

What do you mean by fluffy feathers?

 

[TooCheep]

Pictures would help. What do you feed them?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Hello I need help anyone or any vet in this site I am new raising chickens and is really hard for me see them dye o am even looking for chicken vet and near me is only for dogs and cats so please any idea how can o help my chickens first they lost appetite and no sign of activities and fluffy feathers and green poop or watering poop look week and sad so this are the symptoms I always noticed please any help I will appreciate you collaboration thank.

Welcome To BYC!

I'm sorry you're having trouble.

Can you please post some photos of the birds and their poop?
How old are they?
What do you feed including treats?
How are they housed?
What treatments/medications, etc. have you tried?
How many have you lost?
Where did the chickens come from?
Where are you located in the world?

 

[Raida]

What do you mean by fluffy feathers?

I meant their feathers are droopy

 

[Raida]

Welcome To BYC!

I'm sorry you're having trouble.

Can you please post some photos of the birds and their poop?
How old are they?
What do you feed including treats?
How are they housed?
What treatments/medications, etc. have you tried?
How many have you lost?
Where did the chickens come from?
Where are you located in the world?

Ok will later I am at work now I feed them crushed corn and some medicated food, I try corid, and tepox, electrolytes, deworming, garlic, aspirin, and ginger I try it to purchase a doxycycline but I need a vet prescribed so my babies are between 4 to 6 months some are 8 months so I don't what else to do when I see them seek I separated them but they end up passing away

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Ok will later I am at work now I feed them crushed corn and some medicated food, I try corid, and tepox, electrolytes, deworming, garlic, aspirin, and ginger I try it to purchase a doxycycline but I need a vet prescribed so my babies are between 4 to 6 months some are 8 months so I don't what else to do when I see them seek I separated them but they end up passing away

Are any of them laying eggs?
Diet may be part of your problem.
I would try giving unmedicated chick starter or an all flock feed. Cut out the corn. Provide poultry grit (crushed granite) and oyster shell free choice.
Check them over for lice and mites and see that their crops are emptying overnight.

What breeds do you have and where are you located in the world?

If vet care is an option, that would be a good idea.

 

[Raida]

Are any of them laying eggs?
Diet may be part of your problem.
I would try giving unmedicated chick starter or an all flock feed. Cut out the corn. Provide poultry grit (crushed granite) and oyster shell free choice.
Check them over for lice and mites and see that their crops are emptying overnight.

What breeds do you have and where are you located in the world?

If vet care is an option, that would be a good idea.

There are different breeds and I already give them oysters shell and I stopped the medicated food and I give them mix grain with a regular chick grown food and no they are not laying egg yet I already put some diatomaceous earth and clean theirs house with bleach and some apple cider I even put them diatomaceous earth in their bodies

 

[Waves]

Please, check under their feathers if they have lices or mites, as @Wyorp Rock said.
Here there is a video that explains how to check. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...=DbQpzcEqG1o&usg=AOvVaw3KSF3oXTntAQkRIyevqwdm

And here there is an article:
https://the-chicken-chick.com/poultry-lice-and-mites-identification/