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In the Brooder
Update: She drunk some water with honey, still doesnt want food thoNo, she didnt had such problems. Was laying normal eggs
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Update: She drunk some water with honey, still doesnt want food thoNo, she didnt had such problems. Was laying normal eggs
Give her some time, it’s gonna take some time before she agrees to eat, probably. There’s a chance she didn’t lay eggs because the worms sucked all of the nutrients out of her.
Can you cut it open for us to see the inside?View attachment 4137441
Yes thats what i was thinking. That was in her poop from few minutes ago. I have never seen this type of poop. Its all white (black stuff is dirt) and its squishy??
Can you cut it open for us to see the inside?
Thank you.View attachment 4137443
It has cheesy, gummy structure
I understand, I relied on the vet who recommended 7 daysUsually fenbendazole is used 5 days or less. Her droppings look a bit like I have seen with hens having reproductive disorders. Hopefully, she just does not feel well due to the worming. In the meantime, I would offer cooked egg bits, tuna or ground fish or meat, and add water to a small portion of her food, do that several times a day until she is eating well. White material in the dropping is uric acids or urine.