So today i randomly found a turkey dead. This morning and early afternoon he was acting normal, and i came back from some errands and found him sprawled across the grass, head tipped back, dead.
A little back info, he was almost 9 weeks, and we had him in a coop with a sickish hen and a mama and babies. The mama beat up the baby, so we have been putting him and the hen in another little run during the days. The sick hen is skinny, has green poo, and pale legs. Her posture is low, but other than that, she eats heartily, has a bright comb, and is active most of the day, though she seems to walk in slow motion. Just yesterday i noticed he was starting to walk slower like her, have green poo, and suddenly lost a lot of weight. I think he caught what she had, but i am not really sure what is even is.
Lastly, they are kind of mates. He is right about her size rn, and he dances for her, and she lets him mate. We weren't sure what to do, since she is not laying. We just let it be. Other than that fact, and that i found no injuries on him, this leads me to believe she didn't hurt him so... if anyone knows anything i would greatly appreciate it!!
A little back info, he was almost 9 weeks, and we had him in a coop with a sickish hen and a mama and babies. The mama beat up the baby, so we have been putting him and the hen in another little run during the days. The sick hen is skinny, has green poo, and pale legs. Her posture is low, but other than that, she eats heartily, has a bright comb, and is active most of the day, though she seems to walk in slow motion. Just yesterday i noticed he was starting to walk slower like her, have green poo, and suddenly lost a lot of weight. I think he caught what she had, but i am not really sure what is even is.
Lastly, they are kind of mates. He is right about her size rn, and he dances for her, and she lets him mate. We weren't sure what to do, since she is not laying. We just let it be. Other than that fact, and that i found no injuries on him, this leads me to believe she didn't hurt him so... if anyone knows anything i would greatly appreciate it!!
BIT OF WATER TO DILUTE SHAKE/MIX WELL IN DROPPER AND ADMINISTER FOLLOWED BY A LOT OF JUST WATER AFTER THE ACTIVATED CHARCOAL KEEPING HYDRATED very important and as well as helps shoot out a lot of the toxins and poison a little bit easier SO~ 
too,... so she pooped a whole lot of just watery green/blk water mucousy like just slush basically for a good 2days and next thing you know it looked like she was getting a little bit more lively began eating on her own drinking on her own no more need for the dropper & well one way or another that activated charcoal pretty much basically did the trick saved her life and now 4 years later she just had another batch of little babies and she's doing all right so activated charcoal best thing in the world best best thing in the world for any animal/person that you might think has any type of unwanted toxins or gotten into something &/or has been poisoned in any kind of way or anything like that so I hope this helps now or in the future I know the timeline is late and off but this is when I came across it and I am sorry and I hope your animals will be okay now and in the future¡!
