I am seeing a lot of runny droppings in my laying flock here lately. I have witnessed it happen a couple of times and it literally squirts out with noise (think super-soaker
).
I see a lot of normal droppings too, so I cannot tell if it is the same few birds continually or if they are all doing it off and on. They all look otherwise healthy. No visible sign of mites or worms (although I will be deworming here soon with Ivermectin pour-on, but I was wanting to wait til they slowed down laying for fall).
They have been eating a lot of tomatoes here lately, but have been for a month or two, and I've only noticed the runny droppings here recently. Does this sound like some kind of disease/parasite to you? Do you think yougurt would help or make it worse?

I see a lot of normal droppings too, so I cannot tell if it is the same few birds continually or if they are all doing it off and on. They all look otherwise healthy. No visible sign of mites or worms (although I will be deworming here soon with Ivermectin pour-on, but I was wanting to wait til they slowed down laying for fall).
They have been eating a lot of tomatoes here lately, but have been for a month or two, and I've only noticed the runny droppings here recently. Does this sound like some kind of disease/parasite to you? Do you think yougurt would help or make it worse?