Red string in chicken poo

[annmarie1810]

Wonder if anyone can help please, I have a poorly hen who was seen by a vet and told gapeworm she’s on antibiotics but today I have noticed this stringy red in her poop please can someone help me and tell me what this may be

thanks so much everyone

 

[Lmfletcher]

I’m hoping you get an answer cause I’m curious as to what it could be. Is it made up of flesh or egg bits ? Have you felt it :/

 

[annmarie1810]

I’m hoping you get an answer cause I’m curious as to what it could be. Is it made up of flesh or egg bits ? Have you felt it :/

It’s stringy no egg bits I wouldn’t say

 

[dawg53]

It's shed intestinal lining.
Since the vet said that your hen has gapeworm, why did your vet prescribe an antibiotic? What antibiotic did the vet prescribe?
Please describe the exact symptoms your hen is showing.

 

[annmarie1810]

It's shed intestinal lining.
Since the vet said that your hen has gapeworm, why did your vet prescribe an antibiotic? What antibiotic did the vet prescribe?
Please describe the exact symptoms your hen is showing.

Because she said she didn’t it, bayril & also panacur wormer ..
Stretching neck, wheezy, rattle on chest, like choking, no energy, not eating or drinking, peak open all time,

 

[annmarie1810]

Because she said she didn’t it, bayril & also panacur wormer ..
Stretching neck, wheezy, rattle on chest, like choking, no energy, not eating or drinking, peak open all time,

Sorry that meant needed **

 

[annmarie1810]

Sorry that meant needed **

Beak ** this phone lol

 

[annmarie1810]

It's shed intestinal lining.
Since the vet said that your hen has gapeworm, why did your vet prescribe an antibiotic? What antibiotic did the vet prescribe?
Please describe the exact symptoms your hen is showing.

Sorry also fungal infection, and suspected phumonia it’s been one thing after another

 

[dawg53]

Fungal infection, suspected pneumonia, and gapeworm. Personally I would immediately cull the bird. Gapeworm eggs can be picked up off the soil and infect other birds.
Did the vet take a fecal sample and look for gapeworm eggs under a microscope?

 

[annmarie1810]

Fungal infection, suspected pneumonia, and gapeworm. Personally I would immediately cull the bird. Gapeworm eggs can be picked up off the soil and infect other birds.
Did the vet take a fecal sample and look for gapeworm eggs under a microscope?

We got her from a farm she’s 5 month old and it’s my children’s pets if I can save her I’m sorry but I will try everything, I have had 1 already whose been the same and recovered and now her I’m not just going to put her down when I no she can survive ... and no but she’s experienced in poultry so I’m sure she knows what she’s on about? She did some tests and said the 3 above ... and she said to keep on with treatment which I am doing