poop photo, need advice

[southwestclucker]

My 4 girls are just over a year old and so far I've been very fortunate in lack of issues, which has been great given that I am a newbie. Floof, my sapphire gem, has had runny poops lately but is acting normal so far, but I don't want to disregard and have things escalate.... Prior ones have been green and very very runny, so I stopped giving them greens for a few days (they don't free-range). Photo is from yesterday, it's less runny than the prior green ones but still not normal. I can't tell whether there are worms in there or not....trying to figure out what do.

 

[BastyPutt]

Looks very normal and healthy to me.

If you have worms present, there typically is no mystery. In other words, you wouldn't have to guess.

 

[southwestclucker]

Looks very normal and healthy to me.

If you have worms present, there typically is no mystery. In other words, you wouldn't have to guess.

Hm, that looks normal? I guess I am worried because for my girls it's really not been the norm for the year that I've had them. Every now and then sure, they each have a one-off messy one, but in between there's always a healthy one to ease my mind. Floof has been having the runnies every time I've seen her poop for days in a row, maybe up to a week?

 

[DonyaQuick]

While some roundworms and tapeworm segments can be visible to the naked eye, you can't know whether there are worms for sure or not without a fecal float. If her digestive system was upset a bit by her diet, that might not necessarily sort its self out immediately and could take a few days. Not sure what your weather has been like but, bouts of warmer weather can also trigger drinking more and therefore wetter poos for some birds.

 

[BastyPutt]

Hm, that looks normal? I guess I am worried because for my girls it's really not been the norm for the year that I've had them. Every now and then sure, they each have a one-off messy one, but in between there's always a healthy one to ease my mind. Floof has been having the runnies every time I've seen her poop for days in a row, maybe up to a week?

Do you have pics of those poops? The runnies.

 

[southwestclucker]

Unfortunately no, going to keep my eye out...in probably/hopefully related news, I just read that dandelion greens are a "natural diuretic/flush" and I had been giving them dandelion greens pretty much daily until I backed off all greens several days back....so maybe I caused it by overloading on those...