- Apr 27, 2007
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I am pretty sure there is something wrong with my chickens.
The chicks had very bad smelling Poo's that were also loose.
My older ones never really had this problem.
I tried giveing rice etc and this may have helped for a short time but, since I have had my chicks in close proximity to my pullets, the pullets have developed the same problem.
They don't act sick.
Poo tends toward brown, not red bloody.
Smells very, very bad.
Since the older ones had no symptoms of this until they had contact with the younger ones, i'm left to belive that it is not dietary.
Your thoughts
Is there something I can treat for that may solve the problem but not cuae any harm if they dont actually have what it treats?
Do you have an idea of what can cause this?
I have not found a vet that I can use yet.
Added: Please move, posted in the wrong category
The chicks had very bad smelling Poo's that were also loose.
My older ones never really had this problem.
I tried giveing rice etc and this may have helped for a short time but, since I have had my chicks in close proximity to my pullets, the pullets have developed the same problem.
They don't act sick.
Poo tends toward brown, not red bloody.
Smells very, very bad.
Since the older ones had no symptoms of this until they had contact with the younger ones, i'm left to belive that it is not dietary.
Your thoughts
Is there something I can treat for that may solve the problem but not cuae any harm if they dont actually have what it treats?
Do you have an idea of what can cause this?
I have not found a vet that I can use yet.
Added: Please move, posted in the wrong category
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