Yellowish Urates

[Saaniya]

He did just @TwoCrows

 

[TwoCrows]

Now that one is pretty yellow. Have you wormed your birds lately? That poop has a lot of air bubbles which means something could be causing distress to the intestinal tract...as in worms, Coccidia or a yeast infection. Internal parasites can cause yeast infections and gas in the tract.

If he were my bird, I would worm him if I hadn't done so this year. If this didn't fix the issue I might try some antibiotics. Either Amoxicillin or maybe Batril.

Since you aren't feeding a poultry diet, do you use any poultry vitamins? Definitely look into them.

And definitely get more water into him. Feed him wet foods like greens, chopped veggies, cabbage, tomatoes, etc... You can add a bit of fruit but go easy with high sugar fruits and it will feed a yeast infection.

 

[staceyj]

Anyone see picView attachment 1455107 there

No worries friend! That poop looks good. Slightly yellow can mean a touch of dehydration. What’s your temp been this past week?
Have you given your boys any fruit?
Mine have been enjoying watermelon to stay hydrated.

 

[Saaniya]

Now that one is pretty yellow. Have you wormed your birds lately? That poop has a lot of air bubbles which means something could be causing distress to the intestinal tract...as in worms, Coccidia or a yeast infection. Internal parasites can cause yeast infections and gas in the tract.

If he were my bird, I would worm him if I hadn't done so this year. If this didn't fix the issue I might try some antibiotics. Either Amoxicillin or maybe Batril.

Since you aren't feeding a poultry diet, do you use any poultry vitamins? Definitely look into them.

And definitely get more water into him. Feed him wet foods like greens, chopped veggies, cabbage, tomatoes, etc... You can add a bit of fruit but go easy with high sugar fruits and it will feed a yeast infection.

Actually , I've two rooster both are indoor home chickens they eat all clean fresh feed , fresh water all the time so I didn't wormed them cause they eat all hygenic food and they didn't in the contact with any other birds ,


I have some Doxycycline with neomycin soluble powder right now available also have Albendazole Oral for emergency (pls tell me dosage)
Baytril didn't avail here
But Biotrim available (sulmet with trim) I'm so worried

He's happy playing jumping crowing just poop issue he's healthy in weight also no symptoms of worms


Yes, I give them multivitamins with amino acid daily one drop

 

[Saaniya]

No worries friend! That poop looks good. Slightly yellow can mean a touch of dehydration. What’s your temp been this past week?
Have you given your boys any fruit?
Mine have been enjoying watermelon to stay hydrated.

Oh Stacey I'm so worried I notice it yesterday , yes temperature didn't comes down raining very low with humidity

 

[staceyj]

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He did just @TwoCrows

Yes @Saaniya this one is considerably yellow and frothy. I would consider worming.

 

[Saaniya]

Yes @Saaniya this one is considerably yellow and frothy. I would consider worming.

But how they got worms they live inside eat all clean live in clean I wonder

 

[Saaniya]

Now that one is pretty yellow. Have you wormed your birds lately? That poop has a lot of air bubbles which means something could be causing distress to the intestinal tract...as in worms, Coccidia or a yeast infection. Internal parasites can cause yeast infections and gas in the tract.

If he were my bird, I would worm him if I hadn't done so this year. If this didn't fix the issue I might try some antibiotics. Either Amoxicillin or maybe Batril.

Since you aren't feeding a poultry diet, do you use any poultry vitamins? Definitely look into them.

And definitely get more water into him. Feed him wet foods like greens, chopped veggies, cabbage, tomatoes, etc... You can add a bit of fruit but go easy with high sugar fruits and it will feed a yeast infection.

Pls tell me the dosage of albendazole so I can give
& can I give him Doxycycline with neomycin or sulfmet? For any infection

 

[TwoCrows]

Sounds like you are taking good care of your boys! If they don't have access to the outside then I would say this is not a worm issue.

How old are they?

I wouldn't bother with the Albendazole if you aren't worming.

So you can either use the Doxy or the Sulmet. I would lean toward using the Doxy, it is very broad spectrum and will take care of any Enteritis, E.coli, kidney infections, the addition of the Neomycin will aid with any respiratory issues that could be developing. The Sulmet might work better if this is a Coccidiosis thing although it does well on certain bacterias, I don't THINK Cocci is an issue so keep that stuff for later.

Can you post a pic of the label on the Doxy? Does it have ANY dosage listed? I need to know the percentage of the drugs, so a shot of the label will help me find a dosage.

 

[Saaniya]

Sounds like you are taking good care of your boys! If they don't have access to the outside then I would say this is not a worm issue.

How old are they?

I wouldn't bother with the Albendazole if you aren't worming.

So you can either use the Doxy or the Sulmet. I would lean toward using the Doxy, it is very broad spectrum and will take care of any Enteritis, E.coli, kidney infections, the addition of the Neomycin will aid with any respiratory issues that could be developing. The Sulmet might work better if this is a Coccidiosis thing although it does well on certain bacterias, I don't THINK Cocci is an issue so keep that stuff for later.

Can you post a pic of the label on the Doxy? Does it have ANY dosage listed? I need to know the percentage of the drugs, so a shot of the label will help me find a dosage.

Thank you dear yes that package of Doxycycline mentioned many indications He Turns 1 On This 16th June ..