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Your feed is a good brand.
The black poop is concerning, but if they've been fed beets or blackberries recently, the dark pigments may have caused that.
She's an Australorp btw.
Thank u. I was thinking that too.. would that be some kind of intestinal parasite? And sheā€™s not sheā€™s a JG. Her feet are yellow on the bottomā€¦
 
Do you have a link to the video on YouTube? The BYC upload doesn't work, you have to give us a link (URL) to the video on YouTube.
Should I just deworm them because of the stuff that was spotted in their droppings and itā€™s black which is pointing towards some kind of internal bleeding or whatever? They havenā€™t eaten any beets or blueberries etc since they free ranged. The guy at tractor supply keeps telling me to do cantaloupe and pumpkin?! Or the pellets posted in first photo
 

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Do you Shave a link to the video on YouTube? The BYC upload doesn't work, you have to give us a link (URL) to the video on YouTube.
And sorry @Wyorp Rock I know you said I have to send you a link but for some reason itā€™s not showing me the link or my video that I uploaded!! But it said my video was uploading! When I get home and get a sec Iā€™m going to mess around with it more and figure it out!
 
Should I just deworm them because of the stuff that was spotted in their droppings and itā€™s black which is pointing towards some kind of internal bleeding or whatever? They havenā€™t eaten any beets or blueberries etc since they free ranged. The guy at tractor supply keeps telling me to do cantaloupe and pumpkin?! Or the pellets posted in first photo
Im worried with the few pics and someone spotting something in their droppings. I took other photos and looked and saw stuff too!
 
I don't really see anything in the droppings, but if you want to deworm, then use the Safeguard liquid goat dewormer. Dose is 0.23ml per pound of weight given orally once a day for 5 days in a row.
 
I don't really see anything in the droppings, but if you want to deworm, then use the Safeguard liquid goat dewormer. Dose is 0.23ml per pound of weight given orally once a day for 5 days in a row.
I wasnā€™t sure either until someone said something and I told them I think itā€™s their scratch their seeing.. what about the color of the droppings?? But in these photos I feel like I see segments of tapeworms or something?! I read segments can appear like small grain of rice. Or like I said to one person could it be their scratch?
 

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The only worms where you would see segments in the poop would be Tapeworm proglottids. You would see them moving like in the video below.

Are your birds molting? Could it be keratin sheaths you see?
Dark poop can be from a number of things. Do you add ash to your run, what's the color of your dirt?

 

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