New chicken mom worried about poop!

[Kellykuy]

I have six chickens (2 golden comet, 2 isa and 2 bsl) Got them all at the same time on March as chicks. Just started laying in July. About 2 weeks ago I noticed runny poop but chalked it up to them drinking more water due to warm weather. It is still happening and seems to be more. They appear to be healthy/happy…no obvious signs of sickness but I’m worried I’m not doing something I should be for them. They are eating the Purina Layena Omega 3 Layer feed and drinking fresh water daily.
I’m attaching pics of the poop so that maybe someone will be able to advise what I need to do.
Thanks!

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

What are the strings? Were they in the poop? The poop looks normal otherwise.

 

[sourland]

As long as they are otherwise healthy, I would not worry. My gut instinct is that it is a result of the hot weather and increased water consumption.

 

[Kellykuy]

What are the strings? Were they in the poop? The poop looks normal otherwise.

The strings are hay from their nesting pads. Thanks

 

[Kellykuy]

As long as they are otherwise healthy, I would not worry. My gut instinct is that it is a result of the hot weather and increased water consumption.

Thank you!

 

[dawg53]

As long as they are otherwise healthy, I would not worry. My gut instinct is that it is a result of the hot weather and increased water consumption.

x2 I can tell ya about hot weather! LOL

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

The strings are hay from their nesting pads. Thanks

Then I think they are fine

 

[TropicalBabies]

When I am a little concerned about digestive health I sprinkle a little pro-bios on their feed or offer a small amount of plain Greek yogurt. It usually gets them back on track quickly

 

[dawg53]

When I am a little concerned about digestive health I sprinkle a little pro-bios on their feed or offer a small amount of plain Greek yogurt. It usually gets them back on track quickly

Pro-Bios is good stuff.

 

[TropicalBabies]

Pro-Bios is good stuff.

Not too horribly pricey and keeps well in fridge