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I've treated my hen for coccidiosis using harkers Coxoide.

 

The body weight is fine, she eats fine, drinks a lot of water.

 

She is feeding a youngster in the nest, the youngster is fine and is putting on weight.

 

I've locked the pair (hen & cock) in a large pen at the start of the breeding season, so they are already spearated from all others.

 

What can I do next?

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u can send them to be tested if u send them mate they will do a test under a microscope and let you know all that is wrong

 

and will give advice on what you should do to fix the problem

 

 

old yellow on here has a few names of a few places that you could send your droppings too

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Increased water intake usualy indicates canker , but locking birds up in there box could be causing the birds stress

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Update, treated with canker medication and it seems to have done the trick.

 

i dont think the greenish watery droppings symptoms,were likely to be canker.

the watery droppings most probably were of a digestive disorder.nutrients passing through the body without being absorbed by the body.

excessive thirst can indicate worms of some sort but saying that... it can indicate several other problems...worms being the easiest problem compared to the others.

 

if a problem occurs its always best to have the droppings tested asap...know for sure!

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