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[clucking with my chicken]

Hi, my chicken just had some cream and she did brown dirroreoh looking fecal,
I took her to the vet and she did a fecal sample and said its ok,
by the way she is a poultry vet and owns chickens herself
is she ok do chickens clear out their body after 30 mins like they say

 

[BuffOrps32]

Hi, my chicken just had some cream and she did brown dirroreoh looking fecal,
I took her to the vet and she did a fecal sample and said its ok,
by the way she is a poultry vet and owns chickens herself
is she ok do chickens clear out their body after 30 mins like they say

Cream should be avoided from now on then. If the Vet says she is okay, then just keep a close eye on her. How many other birds are in your flock? Is she acting weird?

 

[FluffTheDuck]

@Eggcessive
@staceyj
@casportpony

 

[casportpony]

What kind of cream?

 

[FluffTheDuck]

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[FluffTheDuck]

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[Eggcessive]

I would say that it was coincidental, but food does pass through a chicken within a day sometimes. I sometimes feed mine a bit of plain unsweetened yogurt or cottage cheese, around a tsp or less per chicken, for probiotics, and there is no harmful effect. They really do not tolerate much dairy though. Just stick to chicken feed, and maybe a small amount of chopped egg as a treat once in awhile. Chickens really do not require much else than a balanced feed or all flock feed depending on their age.

 

[staceyj]

Other than occasional yogurt, I avoid all dairy for my flock.
They don’t process dairy well.

 

[Eggcessive]

Cottage cheese is actually a good thing that can help with diarrhea, and it has good probiotic cultures.

 

[clucking with my chicken]

oh thanks everyone I know that yoghurt contains an high amount of Lactobacillus rhamnosus which helps diarrhea and as im only a kid I love studing about animals.
and I know dairy should be avoided and I do use yoghurt to help her gain weight.
she is the only chicken in her flock (I know I know its bad)
I am aware or the dieses of chickens