Pooping blood and weak?

[Arya28]

And maybe you'd want to use a bit of both, if that's the route you choose to go.

 

[JelloDonut]

I think I've done all that I can for her tonight. I'm going to let her sleep and update you tomorrow.

 

[casportpony]

The reason it has been proven to work is because the properties in the oregano and the aloe can actually kill the coccidiosis without harming the bird

Please show me a study that says this.

 

[JelloDonut]

I checked on her one last time before I sleep, and she has pooped again. I only saw a speck of blood in it. It wasn't healthy by any means, runny and dark green with some yellow stringy stuff, but it's definitely better then the pure blood I saw before.

 

[Arya28]

Please show me a study that says this.

There are several studies that it does. I have several of them in many of my posts, you can look for them if you want. I put the info out there to help the OP.

Have you ever tried it? Do you have personal experience with it? My only intention was to give the OP an alternative idea.

The information is there if you want to find it. Here are a few studies to get you started

• www.anpario.com/new-article-coccidiosis-in-chickens-and-the-use-of-oregano-oil/
• https://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/viewhtml.php?id=483Use of these natural compounds offers organic producers some options to mitigate the effects of coccidia. Conventional producers may also want to consider these natural alternatives, because overuse of conventional compounds may lead to resistance.
• www.fresheggsdaily.com/2013/11/coccidia-coccidiosis-natural-prevention.html
• https://www.hindawi.com/journals/ecam/2016/2657981/tab1/

 

[CCUK]

When she recovers. You might want to give them some probiotics to help repair and balance her inside. Natural yoghurt is good. Or a supplement in her water or feed. Cocci is an evil illness. I have had a bluebell hen that just had it. It is so debilitating for them.

 

[casportpony]

I checked on her one last time before I sleep, and she has pooped again. I only saw a speck of blood in it. It wasn't healthy by any means, runny and dark green with some yellow stringy stuff, but it's definitely better then the pure blood I saw before.

How is she this morning?

 

[aart]

There are several studies that it does. I have several of them in many of my posts, you can look for them if you want.

If you would link them here, it would be most helpful.

 

[JelloDonut]

How is she this morning?

She made it through the night. This morning (around 7) she was standing for a little bit and making a bit of noise. I watched her eat better. She definitely seemed hungry. She pooped a few more times, and I didn't see any blood. It was just sorta runny and dark green. I'll have to take another picture when I get home. When I left, she was crouched again with her head lowered. I refilled her water dish, so I'll see how much she's drank later.

 

[casportpony]

She made it through the night. This morning (around 7) she was standing for a little bit and making a bit of noise. I watched her eat better. She definitely seemed hungry. She pooped a few more times, and I didn't see any blood. It was just sorta runny and dark green. I'll have to take another picture when I get home. When I left, she was crouched again with her head lowered. I refilled her water dish, so I'll see how much she's drank later.

Do you have a kitchen or postal scale that you could weigh her on?