Coccidiosis or just shedding stomach lining

[Michael Propst]

I have 5 new girls that will be 6 weeks old this coming Wednesday (5/16/2018). Yesterday and today I found something in one of the Black Laced Golden Wyandottes droppings. I have read how chickens will shed some of their stomach lining. I started introducing them to some native soil when they were 3 weeks old with some small plants, also but a box with dirt in their brooder at 4 weeks. I am not certain if what I am seeing in the dropping is just shedding stomach lining or coccidiosis. There has been no decrease in their activity level. I am including pictures and would love to hear from some of the long time experts. Thanks
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[dawg53]

If the shed intestinal lining is constant, it would be best to get her started on corid.
If it's infrequent, I wouldnt worry about it.

 

[Michael Propst]

If the shed intestinal lining is constant, it would be best to get her started on corid.
If it's infrequent, I wouldnt worry about it.

Thanks. I almost over reacted and was going to start them on corid already but after looking closer I figured it looked more like stringy flesh than just blood. Also it was inside the dropping, it was a good solid dropping and I actually didn't see it until I broke it open. Thanks for the reassurance.

 

[dawg53]

Thanks. I almost over reacted and was going to start them on corid already but after looking closer I figured it looked more like stringy flesh than just blood. Also it was inside the dropping, it was a good solid dropping and I actually didn't see it until I broke it open. Thanks for the reassurance.

Chicken poop is a good indicator concerning the health of your birds. I think you're doing an excellent job.