White balls in liver?

[Hensintexas]

No. Fatty liver sydrome presents differently with enlarged, yellowish and brittle liver, not lumps:

https://www.msdvetmanual.com/poultry/fatty-liver-hemorrhagic-syndrome/fatty-liver-hemorrhagic-syndrome-in-poultry#:~:text=Fatty liver hemorrhagic syndrome is a metabolic disorder,finding liver hemorrhage and fat engorgement at necropsy.

These lumps would rather be caused by Marek's Disease:
https://www.msdvetmanual.com/-/medi...-liver-chicken-dunn-high.jpg?thn=1&sc_lang=en

or Leukosis:

https://www.thepoultrysite.com/publications/diseases-of-poultry/202/lymphoid-leukosis

Got it. Yuck!

 

[Loriapg]

First you need to find out what it is. Are they fat tumors, are they Marek's, or something else?
Fatty liver hemorrhagic syndrome is not contagious but could be an indicator of the need to adjust flock management to reduce fat on the birds and increase activity.
Marek's is contagious and can be introduced by wild birds. It would mean that you would have to close your flock.

They free range we give them layers and fruit. They get into the goat food that has molasses and corn that could be the problem. But they get a lot of exercise there is 1.5 acres.

 

[LaFleche]

How do I stop it from spreading???

Don't sell eggs or birds from your flock, as this would spread the disease.

Here is some information about Marek's disease: https://www.msdvetmanual.com/poultry/neoplasms/marek-disease-in-poultry

 

[cmom]

I agree with the others. Good luck...

 

[Loriapg]

How do I stop it from spreading???

 

[Loriapg]

Welcome to BYC, those look like Marek's tumors. If I were you I would email that picture to your local veterinary diagnostic lab's head avian pathologist and ask them what it looks like.