Pale comb and yellow, watery poop

[pntdhorses]

I have a 2 year old Cream Legbar hen that has never laid an egg. Her comb has always been more on the pale side and she has always been very mellow and quiet. All my girls were molting so I kind of wasn't too worried about her comb seeming even more pale. But she was ruffled today and she has yellow watery poop. Also seems a bit more listless and her butt is a little pasty. I checked for mites but I don't see any on her. I brought her in and have given her scrambled eggs and some nutridrench. Any ideas on what could be going on?

 

[pntdhorses]

This was the first discharge when I brought her in. Its not as yellow now but still very watery. I don’t see any blood in it.

 

[staceyj]

That almost looks like egg yolk.
Which is possible if she's been laying internally all this time.
You need a poop expert here.
Like @casportpony
Hopefully she'll stop by to help.

 

[Pyxis]

If she has truly never laid an egg, I would be concerned that she has been laying internally. That poop also almost looks like egg yolk, which isn't a great sign.

Let me tag @casportpony, she will probably know more from that poop.

 

[casportpony]

Wow, I've never seen poop that color. Can you take a picture of it on a white paper towel?

 

[Bridger Davis]

Hmm. I would agree with Pyxis and Staceyj. If you have access to it, Sav-a Chick Electrolytes couldn't hurt. Maybe @chickens really will know more about it.

 

[orrpeople]

The fecal matter presents a unique variation in schematic coloration - thereby necessitating the production of a clearer photograph - @casportpony suggests a white background, which will enhance and clarify said sample, increasing diagnostic precision.

 

[casportpony]

This was the first discharge when I brought her in. Its not as yellow now but still very watery. I don’t see any blood in it.

Please post more poop pictures and a picture of her if you can. Also check her to see how much weight she's lost.

Chicken Body Condition Scoring System
source:http://www.dummies.com/home-garden/...to-give-your-chickens-a-physical-examination/
Score Characteristics
0 The edge of the keel is rough, sharp, and prominent. Very
little breast muscle can be felt, and the breast on either side of
the keel feels hollow or concave. This bird is very thin.
1 The keel is prominent, but doesn’t feel sharp. There is some
breast muscle, and the breast on either side of the keel feels
flat. This bird is thin.
2 The keel is less prominent, and the edge is smoother. The
breast muscle is well developed. The breast on either side of the
keel is rounded or convex. This bird is in good condition.
3 The keel feels smooth and not very prominent. Feeling the edge
of the keel may be difficult through the plump, rounded breast
muscles. This is a fat bird.

 

[casportpony]

The fecal matter presents a unique variation in schematic coloration - thereby necessitating the production of a clearer photograph - @casportpony suggests a white background, which will enhance and clarify said sample, increasing diagnostic precision.

Thanks for saying what I was thinking, lol. I should have you write all of my posts for me. thanks again!

 

[Ravynscroft]

Poop Inspector General, please step forward!