Yellow/orange poop foamy

[Purelychicks]

Yellow orange foamy poop. 4mo leghorn pullet

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Consistent or just a one time thing?

How is she acting?

If one time and she's acting fine, then I'd just monitor her poops for a few days.

 

[Purelychicks]

Consistent or just a one time thing?

How is she acting?

If one time and she's acting fine, then I'd just monitor her poops for a few days.

Yes she usually has good poo just a few watery ones probably once a week but this is the first questionable one and she acts fine

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I'd just wait and see if it continues.
Chicken poop can vary a lot, so if it's a one time thing, no worries.

 

[mb929]

Did you ever figure out what the poop was? My 11 week old hen poops like that every so often. Have already treated with Corrid as a precaution, but could it be anything else?

 

[Purelychicks]

Did you ever figure out what the poop was? My 11 week old hen poops like that every so often. Have already treated with Corrid as a precaution, but could it be anything else? View attachment 3493369

Somehow I never knew it was Normal AS LONG AS it’s not an every time thing. She still does it every once in a while.

 

[mb929]

Somehow I never knew it was Normal AS LONG AS it’s not an every time thing. She still does it every once in a while.

Good to know!! Thank you!

 

[CharlieBaby]

I'd just wait and see if it continues.
Chicken poop can vary a lot, so if it's a one time thing, no worries.

My 7-week-old Salmon Faverolles pullet has this poop all the time. Always orange and runny; often foamy. She and her pullet friends have been sneezing for several weeks and she had the worst rales of all of them; they all seem to be over the worst of it, but poop issue persists. I already tried a round of Corid. Currently doing ACV in water (1 tbs/gal) and supplementing with fermented feed and Probios probiotics. Additionally, I started applying antifungal cream to her vent yesterday. Any ideas? Should I treat with Tylan-50?

Edit: added about sneezing

 

[Wyorp Rock]

My 7-week-old Salmon Faverolles pullet has this poop all the time. Always orange and runny; often foamy. She and her pullet friends have been sneezing for several weeks and she had the worst rales of all of them; they all seem to be over the worst of it, but poop issue persists. I already tried a round of Corid. Currently doing ACV in water (1 tbs/gal) and supplementing with fermented feed and Probios probiotics. Additionally, I started applying antifungal cream to her vent yesterday. Any ideas? Should I treat with Tylan-50?

Edit: added about sneezing

Looks like you have received suggestions on your thread.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...ossible-vent-gleet-6-week-old-pullet.1581573/

 

[CharlieBaby]

Looks like you have received suggestions on your thread.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...ossible-vent-gleet-6-week-old-pullet.1581573/

Yes, seemed like it needed a new thread. I’ll try an oral antifungal and see if float test will point to anything specific. If it’s bacterial, I’m wayyy out of my element. Raising chicks is a lot like parenting kids… lots of ways to go about it and hoping for the best!