HELP Possible Cocci?

[HowellChicken123]

We have recently lost a chicken to whatever this disease is and are possibly about to lose one more. Chicken is eating a ton but not gaining weight. All signs point to coccidiosis but Corid and Sulfa have not done the trick. Any advice or suggestions as a last ditch effort to save our old girl. She has lately been having poops like the one below which I believe is grass?

 

[HowellChicken123]

Another poop from her. Is this works? I don’t see any of the egg she ate last night in her poops.

 

[HowellChicken123]

Another poop from her. Is this works? I don’t see any of the egg she ate last night in her poops.

*worms* sorry

 

[Eggcessive]

How old is the chicken? Does she lay eggs? Does she have poultry grit to help digest her food? I don’t see any worms in the pictures, but worm eggs can only be seen through a microscope. Your vet might be agreeable to running a fecal float test to look for worms and coccidiosis. Or you can treat for worms with Valbazen or SafeGuard liquid goat wormer.

 

[HowellChicken123]

How old is the chicken? Does she lay eggs? Does she have poultry grit to help digest her food? I don’t see any worms in the pictures, but worm eggs can only be seen through a microscope. Your vet might be agreeable to running a fecal float test to look for worms and coccidiosis. Or you can treat for worms with Valbazen or SafeGuard liquid goat wormer.

Thank you for the reply, she is a 2 year old laying hen (has stopped laying due to the illness). She has been in a pen the past few days so will give her grit to hopefully digest. We lost a 9 month old Easter egger 2 days ago, we are waiting on necropsy results from her. Lost 2 hens in a similar fashion before the winter.