Pullet with yellow Urate

[rascal66]

I have a 2 month old little pullet that is acting lethargic. Just noticed this yesterday.. Everyone else seems to be acting okay. Her poop however has a yellowish green color to it, especially her urate. Not sure what this could be? She is drinking and eating pretty normally aside from her appearing a bit depressed/lethargic.

These chicks are outside, and the only thing i could wonder is of she ate something bad?

I'll try to get pics of her poop. Her poop is solid, but has a yellow/green hue to it.

 

[rascal66]

She eats and drinks but you can see she is sort of slumped a bit (depressed) or even lethargic

She's acting a bit better than yesterday, but still think she could be in danger of something.

 

[rascal66]

Is there anything that could cause this? It was really hot the past couple days, so I was worried she was dehydrated. But she has been drinking and eating, I'm not sure what could be the matter

 

[cluckmecoop7]

I hope someone replies for you soon! @aart @TwoCrows @21hens-incharge

 

[21hens-incharge]

I am in no way an expert at all.
She doesn't look good.
That green poop tends to mean she is not eating much if anything.

@casportpony you know more than I do by far. Can you help here?

 

[cluckmecoop7]

I am in no way an expert at all.
She doesn't look good.
That green poop tends to mean she is not eating much if anything.

@casportpony you know more than I do by far. Can you help here?

Sorry, I thought you new a lot. More than me at least!

 

[21hens-incharge]

Sorry, I thought you new a lot. More than me at least!

I do appreciate your confidence in me.
I have been very lucky and not had many birds that ever went ill.

 

[cluckmecoop7]

I do appreciate your confidence in me.
I have been very lucky and not had many birds that ever went ill.

Your very welcome. I trust your advice.

 

[rascal66]

I am in no way an expert at all.
She doesn't look good.
That green poop tends to mean she is not eating much if anything.

@casportpony you know more than I do by far. Can you help here?

Well, I don't know exactly how much she is eating, but I do see her eat from time to time, and her poops look it too.. So not really sure? Is it possible she may have some kind of infection you think? I appreciate your time

 

[21hens-incharge]

Honestly....I would separate her so I could keep her warm, administer nutridrench, keep an eye on her poops and monitor how much she is eating.

A big dog crate works well for this.

Her being puffed up I would be inclined to treat for coccidiosis with corid too.
If you only wish to treat for known issues a vet can run a fecal float to check for worms and coccidiosis.

@Eggcessive @azygous @Wyorp Rock can you lend your knowledge here?