BunnyChickenMomma
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- May 5, 2023
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Hello, All!
I have four 7.5 week old Buff Orpington chicks. Yesterday, I noticed one of them had a very runny light colored poop (no blood). I thought at the time might be a cecal, but have been keeping an eye on her. She has not been exhibiting any symptoms, and is eating and drinking normally. Normal energy level.
This morning when I went to go check on them she had another very runny diarrhea type poop (picture attached). Sorry if it is hard to see - we use sand as our litter. Could this be some sort of bacterial infection? They are still eating their medicated chick feed. Am I just overreacting?
Thanks in advance!
I have four 7.5 week old Buff Orpington chicks. Yesterday, I noticed one of them had a very runny light colored poop (no blood). I thought at the time might be a cecal, but have been keeping an eye on her. She has not been exhibiting any symptoms, and is eating and drinking normally. Normal energy level.
This morning when I went to go check on them she had another very runny diarrhea type poop (picture attached). Sorry if it is hard to see - we use sand as our litter. Could this be some sort of bacterial infection? They are still eating their medicated chick feed. Am I just overreacting?
Thanks in advance!