Watery Poops

[thebestcasey]

Why do some of the chicks get super watery poops? There is no red or dark colour. Its light brown in shade.

 

[Duck_life]

Has been happening to my ducks to and nothing is wrong with them so i'm guessing they are fine? (i'm not sure)

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

Morning. How old are the chicks, what are they being fed, are they strictly in a brooder? Pictures of concerning poop. This is what everyone will want to know. I can tell you first hand chicks, through adults poop will change regularly.

 

[thebestcasey]

Morning. How old are the chicks, what are they being fed, are they strictly in a brooder? Pictures of concerning poop. This is what everyone will want to know. I can tell you first hand chicks, through adults poop will change regularly.

They are 4 weeks old today. No pics of poop till im done my shift at work. They are strictly brooder kept right now. Diet is Rolling Acres Chick Starter Feed. Water is changed 4 times a day.

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

They are 4 weeks old today. No pics of poop till im done my shift at work. They are strictly brooder kept right now. Diet is Rolling Acres Chick Starter Feed. Water is changed 4 times a day.

Do you supply any probiotic mix in their water? I give all my chicks a product called hydro-hen from the day I get them. Even with it my birds still have differences in poop, but it does help with helping keep them normal. Import thing is to monitor eating/drinking, blood in poop, acting abnormal. We will wait for the pictures too. Thanks.

 

[thebestcasey]

Morning. How old are the chicks, what are they being fed, are they strictly in a brooder? Pictures of concerning poop. This is what everyone will want to know. I can tell you first hand chicks, through adults poop will change regularly.

This is the first time ive seen this kind of poop....im worried now.
Ive changed brooder bedding once a day and full clean out weekly.

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

This is the first time ive seen this kind of poop....im worried now.
Ive changed brooder bedding once a day and full clean out weekly.

The dark color in the first picture my older chickens have done, but the substance with it is odd. Mine are usually all that muddy look, nothing else. The second picture is a little odd as well. I was hoping others would chime in too, as I am not a expert. I would probably look into a probiotic to add into their diet, keep them strickly on chick food. Any pasty butt going on by chance, everyone drinking/eating ok?

 

[thebestcasey]

The dark color in the first picture my older chickens have done, but the substance with it is odd. Mine are usually all that muddy look, nothing else. The second picture is a little odd as well. I was hoping others would chime in too, as I am not a expert. I would probably look into a probiotic to add into their diet, keep them strickly on chick food. Any pasty butt going on by chance, everyone drinking/eating ok?

Everyone eats and drinks well. No pasty butts and I check their vents daily. Theyre only on Rolling Acres Chick Starter Feed.