Hen has green stool with blood!

[Ccort]

Got into a vet. Has thrust in her mouth but shouldn't be this sick just from that. She can barely stand up. vet gave medicine for the yeast infection as well as baytril. Recommended stopping the safeguard. She will not eat or drink. Was extremely dehydrated and given fluids. Vet says it could be viral.

 

[BlindLemonChicken]

I have never seen poop like that before. I will tag some experts @Eggcessive @Wyorp Rock

 

[sean_wonder]

I know it's not the point of the thread, but I am curious-- why did she have a ovariectomy? And why the implant? When I look it up, it is mostly coming up to be used for adrenocortical disease in ferrets.

 

[Ccort]

I know it's not the point of the thread, but I am curious-- why did she have a ovariectomy? And why the implant? When I look it up, it is mostly coming up to be used for adrenocortical disease in ferrether

I know it's not the point of the thread, but I am curious-- why did she have a ovariectomy? And why the implant? When I look it up, it is mostly coming up to be used for adrenocortical disease in ferrets.

Her first egg was stuck inside her

 

[sean_wonder]

So does the implant just suppress her hormones?

 

[Ccort]

I have never seen poop like that before. I will tag some experts @Eggcessive @Wyorp Rock

Ty

 

[Wyorp Rock]

What do you mean by essentially Spayed?

This looks like cancer poop too me. What kind of chicken is it?

I agree.

@Ccort I'm glad the Vet was able to see her. Hopefully she will improve for a little while longer with the medications.

Keep us posted.

 

[Ccort]

I agree.

@Ccort I'm glad the Vet was able to see her. Hopefully she will improve for a little while longer with the medications.

Keep us posted.

She died

 

[Wyorp Rock]

She died

I'm sorry

 

[Ccort]

At the vet, she was very dehydrated and given fluids but that didn't help at all. Her stool before fluids and after was just runny, almost no substance or white to it. (I think the vet said that it there's no white in the stool then that means they are dehydrated? Is that correct?) Oddly, I had another sick hen about a week ago who survived after a long bout of crop issues, including green stool and lack of appetite. With this girl I lost yesterday, she went down SO fast. Vet is worried it may be viral. Also said it could have been cancer, something toxic...they really didn't know. X-ray didn't show much...just knew her kidney was "basically depleted."
I am worried sick about my others. Is there anything I can or should do? I just recently gave all Safeguard. Should I do Corid? Vet said she saw no sign of parasites so assuming that covers all parasites? (She had a stool sample)
Another girl tonight has stool that is just water with white in it. She did eat and today was about ten degrees warmer than it's been. I am hoping that she just drank more but very worried.
Advice welcome please.