Impacted crop in pullet? Please help

[Chicken❤️er]

ok so I did some research and I think that she has coccidiosis. That would explain her yellow poop, and it's been raining a lot where we are. It might have been brought in on the lawn clippings. She's a pullet and isn't laying yet, and I didn't see any worms in her poop. The other ones (so far) are fine, but I'm keeping an eye on them

 

[Cazook]

iirc coccoidosis will show blood in the poop, not yellow. it can't hurt to treat her for it though.

 

[Chicken❤️er]

ok. I'm calling my farm store to see if they have liquid amprollium and will treat the flock. I guess I should isolate her too. I have grown hens as well and they are separated from the pullets by a simple chicken wire fence, so I'm guessing I should treat the older girls too.

 

[Chicken❤️er]

So they do have Corid, which i will treat them with. Are there any other conditions that are caused by wet, humid weather?

 

[Cazook]

mycosis (fungus)? just try to make sure their bedding is dry and the coop is well-ventilated. and that food isnt left out for more than a day (moisture will make it rot faster and be unsafe to eat)

hope your chook pulls through