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I have a hen who I believe is between 5-8 years old. She is kinda a reck right now, there isn't much shelter since we still need to get a real walled in coop for her, a few other hens and the ducks so they will stay dry. Anyway, I aha noticed she's really skinny. She gets enough to eat, so that can't be the problem. I then though it could be worms. I Googled the symptoms of worms in chickens, and she has a pale comb, skinny, puffs up when she sits, is less active, and I have seen some interesting looking poops, and one that could have been bloody a while back. The weird poo hasn't been consistent though. So she has all the symptoms that were stated in the article.
Anyone have treatments that worked for them? I would prefer to try something that I had on hand, but I also want it t actually work. Anyone had success with something like this- https://www.fresheggsdaily.blog/2012/04/pumpkin-soup-nasturtiums-natural.html or have any commercial wormers that aren't to expensive I should try? Thanks for any help!
Anyone have treatments that worked for them? I would prefer to try something that I had on hand, but I also want it t actually work. Anyone had success with something like this- https://www.fresheggsdaily.blog/2012/04/pumpkin-soup-nasturtiums-natural.html or have any commercial wormers that aren't to expensive I should try? Thanks for any help!
Can chickens eat garlic? Absolutely. Chicken keepers have used raw garlic for years to help ward off a whole list of poultry ailments including respiratory problems, infection, and as a general support to the immune system. Every rural Italian family grows enough garlic to last one year. 
