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I'm also in Virginia.
I too would recommend a fecal float. They generally aren't too expensive and any vet can do them. It would rule out a lot of things and possibly show exactly what's going on. Call a few vets and just get a quote. Thats free and easy. No need to say it's a chicken. Just "If I bring in a stool sample, how much would it cost to do a float?". Some may ask if you're a client and insist on an appt. Just politely decline and repeat that you just need a float and would like to know the price.
I too would recommend a fecal float. They generally aren't too expensive and any vet can do them. It would rule out a lot of things and possibly show exactly what's going on. Call a few vets and just get a quote. Thats free and easy. No need to say it's a chicken. Just "If I bring in a stool sample, how much would it cost to do a float?". Some may ask if you're a client and insist on an appt. Just politely decline and repeat that you just need a float and would like to know the price.