Please help!

[Maplegrovefarms]

Just was out checking on my flock, noticed my one silkie had bloody stool. Have separated her form the bunch. Seems slightly lethargic, I did notice earlier in the day when I picked her up she regurgitated everything in her croup. She also did the same tonight along with the bloody stool.

 

[ChickNanny13]

It doesn't really look like 'blood' more like intestinal lining or something she ate. Keep a close eye on the rest. Get some Corid 9.6% from the feed store ... Dose is 1 - 2tsp in a gallon of water, I recommend 2tsp. Assuming you free range them, therefore I would make sure they all get the Corid/water, it won't hurt & keep an eye on the rest.

 

[Maplegrovefarms]

It doesn't really look like 'blood' more like intestinal lining or something she ate. Keep a close eye on the rest. Get some Corid 9.6% from the feed store ... Dose is 1 - 2tsp in a gallon of water, I recommend 2tsp. Assuming you free range them, therefore I would make sure they all get the Corid/water, it won't hurt & keep an eye on the rest.

Thanks for the quick reply! They are actually penned currently as they are only 3 months they have a coop and a outdoor space. I’m glad you don’t believe it’s blood, I saw red and panicked. Would that also be part of the croup emptying? As soon as I picked her up it exploded out her mouth. Will pick some of that up in the morning and try !

 

[ChickNanny13]

Wait is the picture of her poop or what she regurgitated?

 

[Maplegrovefarms]

Wait is the picture of her poop or what she regurgitated?

Picture is of her poop- she regurgitated mostly water