Look at this poop

[cvlastjohn]

This is from 2 young hens. Their poop is otherwise normal-formed. Does anyone know what this could be? They are eating, drinking and acting normal.

 

[Tookie]

It looks like intestinal lining, which is normal, but how old are they?

 

[cvlastjohn]

It looks like intestinal lining, which is normal, but how old are they?

They are about 4 and a half months old. Thank you for the response.

 

[Tookie]

They are about 4 and a half months old. Thank you for the response.

It could be coccidiosis, it is most common in younger chickens.
I would treat them for coccidiosis using Corid, just incase.

 

[coach723]

I would treat also. The treatment is very safe, and the illness can kill them if that's what it is. It's a little too red and a little too much for me to be comfortable saying to just keep an eye on them, I would treat. You can get Corid at Tractor Supply Stores and feed stores, usually in the cattle or livestock section, pictures below. Most people prefer the liquid for convenience, but either will work, get what they have.
Dosing is 1.5 tsp of the powder or 2 tsp of the liquid per gallon of drinking water, treat for 5-7 days. Make sure it's the only water they have access to, no puddles, creeks, ponds, etc., and make it fresh daily.