Pooping blood and weak?

[Bocktobery 10]

Oh and is oyster shell (or feed with oyster shell) available to her?

 

[JelloDonut]

If an egg would have broken on it's way out, I would have seen blood a long time ago, so I'm really thinking it's the cecal Coccidiosis. Her regular poops, while very small, don't have any blood except for maybe the occasional speck. The one I saw this morning looked more like cecal, I think.

 

[JelloDonut]

Oh and is oyster shell (or feed with oyster shell) available to her?

Yes

 

[JelloDonut]

You did say she had one that had a broken shell though right? Did I read that right? Was that one of her last eggs laid?

The last one she laid was fine, if I remember right.

 

[Bocktobery 10]

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Is this a pic of ceca cocci? Becasue that does look a lot like it. Would JelloDonut need something different than Corrid to treat it with, or would regular Corrid work? I"m forgetting how the Corrid gets into the system.

 

[Bocktobery 10]

Yes

Ok, cool.. Good to know.

My thoughts were she had a shell broken on its way out and lodged in there, and infected. When I see flesh shedding, I think squeezing to get something out. Those were just my thoughts.

 

[casportpony]

Is this a pic of ceca cocci? Becasue that does look a lot like it. Would JelloDonut need something different than Corrid to treat it with, or would regular Corrid work? I"m forgetting how the Corrid gets into the system.

https://www.google.com/search?safe=...0k1j0i13k1.0.OhYWO04EYf8#imgrc=SOMC0ny_ufuOdM:

 

[JelloDonut]

Ok, cool.. Good to know.

My thoughts were she had a shell broken on its way out and lodged in there, and infected. When I see flesh shedding, I think squeezing to get something out. Those were just my thoughts.

If I see more blood, I'll take another picture of it. I feel like if it were a broken egg, I would have seen issues quite a while ago. It's been at least a few months since she laid that last egg.

 

[Bocktobery 10]

Ok, cool.. Good to know.

My thoughts were she had a shell broken on its way out and lodged in there, and infected. When I see flesh shedding, I think squeezing to get something out. Those were just my thoughts.

Of course too, it can be shed lining that is infected as well.

If you palpatae around the bird, is there any area in which she winces or takes her head to wherever your hand is as if to stop you from palpitating there? I'm trying to see if there is a place where she is sensitive.

 

[JelloDonut]

If you palpatae around the bird, is there any area in which she winces or takes her head to wherever your hand is as if to stop you from palpitating there? I'm trying to see if there is a place where she is sensitive.

Not that I noticed. She's asleep now, but maybe I can feel around again tomorrow.