Worm eggs?

Jul 26, 2017
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Just started noticing these eggs during the daily poop scoop of the coop. They seem to be on the poop rather than in them. Are they from intestinal worms?
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Its kinda hard to tell.But im leaning towards it being worm eggs.Can you send it in for a fecal flotation?It will test for internal parasites such as worms and coccida.Are they experiencing signs of lethargy?You might want to start dosing with Valbazen Goat Wormer.
 
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I think theres a bit of a respiratory infection floating around our flock as they've been coughing a bit. They seem to be eating well though. Although I've noticed our Columbian black looking a tad underweight. Would you recommend valbazen over flubenvet?
 
That's some kind of insect egg. Worm eggs are microscopic. An insect is laying its eggs after they poop. I personally wouldn't deworm them until you do a fecal float and see if they actually have worms. Respiratory problems would need antibiotics if it's bacterial or time if it's viral.

Not all eggs are microscopic.

Read this- https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/worms-in-feces-graphic-and-horrible-picture.421028/

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/tapeworms-please-help.522016/
 

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