Is there a thing as too much cecal poop?

[Csyoder]

I have 3 week old chicks. 3 australorps and 4 Wyandotte’s.
They are acting like they feel fine! Eating drinking, etc. I had freaked out when I saw the first cecal poop. But felt better when I read about it. However I just feel like I notice it a lot for 7 birds. Is there such a thing as too much cecal? Not blood or worms that I can see.
Birds are inside a brooder with pine shavings, medicated feed, and I had given vitamins and probiotics in water.

TIA!

 

[DLA]

Cecal is about every 8 to 10 poops and you're probably just noticing it more than other poop because it is yucky looking, sticky and stinky . If everyone is eating/drinking/acting normal then I wouldn't worry.

 

[Csyoder]

Cecal is about every 8 to 10 poops and you're probably just noticing it more than other poop because it is yucky looking, sticky and stinky . If everyone is eating/drinking/acting normal then I wouldn't worry.

Thank you!!ni really appreciate it.

 

[Eggcessive]

Cecal poop comes from the 2 ceca, long pouches between the small and large intestines where some of the food goes and is fermented during digestion. At their age watch for signs of lethargy, puffing up, not eating, and runny poops sometimes containing red or blood.
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