Should I be concerned? Poop

[MTR]

Is this poop a cause for alarm? Three weeks ago I had a Rooster get sick and die. We tend to have these poops off and on. My chickens free range so I’m not sure if it might be eating to much protein or something I really need to worry about.

Any thoughts and experiences appreciated.

 

[happyhencamper]

I had same problem. Wormed them and poop is normal.

 

[Shadrach]

Is this poop a cause for alarm? Three weeks ago I had a Rooster get sick and die. We tend to have these poops off and on. My chickens free range so I’m not sure if it might be eating to much protein or something I really need to worry about.

Any thoughts and experiences appreciated.

What's the temperature where you are?

 

[MTR]

What's the temperature where you are?

Fluctuating. It was close to 80 yesterday and now high of 55 today.

 

[MTR]

I had same problem. Wormed them and poop is normal.

Thanks

 

[coach723]

Sometimes that can just be from drinking a lot of water, common when it's hot out, they drink more to try to cool themselves. If you have a vet that will do a fecal for you, that would rule in or out parasites as a possible contributor to runny droppings.

 

[Clodill4rel]

It happens with mine when it’s hot it gets 115 where I am in vegas. They drink so much water here