[hermon]

one of my hens has been doing bright yellow poos they are liquidy any idea what it could be please.

[Aunt Sally]

All the text books say bright yellow foamy poohs = coccidiosis
You can get meds from the pet shop to put in the drinking water.

Do let us know how she is  

[babe]

it also spreads by poop. until you see the vet, seperate her if you can and have a good clean up. coccidiae is a tuff cookie, lime will get rid of it in the coop, normal disfectant wont work.

[muntjac]

it also spreads by poop. until you see the vet, seperate her if you can and have a good clean up. coccidiae is a tuff cookie, lime will get rid of it in the coop, normal disfectant wont work.

jeyes will

[mdueal]

some of mine have done bright yellow watery poo - not foamy? Ive just assumed it was something they had eaten - too many slugs or something?? Im worried now. should i treat just incase?

[babe]

it also spreads by poop. until you see the vet, seperate her if you can and have a good clean up. coccidiae is a tuff cookie, lime will get rid of it in the coop, normal disfectant wont work.

jeyes will

oo thats handy to know for the future  

[hermon]

sorry her poos are very watery with bright yellow in them they are not foamy. (the yellow is the colour of the emoticons you can add to a post)
although i must stress not ALL her poos have been like this.

[mercury]

it also spreads by poop. until you see the vet, seperate her if you can and have a good clean up. coccidiae is a tuff cookie, lime will get rid of it in the coop, normal disfectant wont work.

jeyes will

Beat me to it munty, thats what i was thinking as i was scrolling down the posts