Poop question (do I need to worry?)

[KWVT]

I have not seen poop like this before. Do I need to worry? This is from a 2ish month old Silkie. It has been warm. She’s only been eating crumbles and some meal worms. She is acting and looks normal.

Pics of poop below!

 

[cavemanrich]

Does not look like normal poop to me. I never encountered anything as such. Kind of looks like a parasite, or worms???
Not to make you worry, that would solve nothing. You may need to worm your chickens. It is an inconvenience rather than a devastation.
Lets see what others may think, that may have had similar...
WISHING YOU BEST,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

 

[Pork Pie]

@casportpony ?

 

[dawg53]

Stop feeding her the meal worms and feed her starter/grower crumbles only and it should clear up since she is otherwise acting normal.

 

[KWVT]

Tonight she pooped what essentially just looked like water. She’s still acting and looking normal. She’s only had crumbles and water.

At least one other had poop that was wet-ish, but looked pretty normal, nothing like this.

Should I worm them? Corrid? It seems like something is up, but I haven’t seen this before.

 

[dawg53]

It looks normal to me. You ought to see some of my birds poop, real watery. Of course it's due to our hotter than normal temps lately (95+) and my birds are drinking alot of water.
Since you live in Vermont and you mentioned that it has been warm, this could be the case.
Generally, if a chicken is looking and acting normal, I wouldnt worry.
When a chicken slows eating, or may seem a little "off," then there might be a problem.
Go easy on treats, not too much. Supplements are not really needed if they are being fed a quality feed from the feed store.
It's good to be observant in these matters.